Once a site has been published, it is important to ensure it continues to run smoothly. The amount of work to maintain the site will depend largely on the quantity of outside sources the site uses. Generally speaking, unless something is changed, the site should continue problem free. If however, your site links to other sites, and you generate pages dynamically from outside sources, these will need to be monitored as often you will not be informed if a link changes or becomes out of date.

In web language, the term 'sticky' refers to sites that have customers return several times. If for example a site has excellent local weather reports, this may be referred to as 'sticky' content if it is successful in bringing visors back again and again.

Whatever you sites purpose, if you want people to keep coming back, the site must be updated. There are several ways of achieving this; some clients use third party software such as Contribute, others may have a site designed with an administration panel enabling them to add, edit of delete information quickly and easily.

Which ever method best suits the way you work, we can cater for it and help you decide on the best method for you.