Complete Guide To Website Maintenance Plan
Before a new car rolls out of the factory, years are spent concepting, engineering, prototyping, and perfecting the design. An orderly flurry of arms — human and robot — bring the design to fruition as parts come together on the assembly line. When that marvel of engineering is sitting in your driveway, there’s nothing left to do but enjoy it. And watch, over the next few years, as every component steadily deteriorates, deprecates, and ultimately fails. And then you’ll have to walk everywhere. Alone. In the rain. Of course, that’s just a cautionary tale. And one easily avoided if you take that car in for seasonal maintenance, keep its fluids topped up, take care of the tires… and do a dozen other incredibly important things your car needs, to keep it running. “Websites are a lot like cars that way” After being designed, built, and delivered, your new website needs maintenance to keep it secure and up-to-date. A lot of things can go wrong if your website is neglected. If you want