Website Maintenance Services for Drupal & WordPress
IWC’s Monthly Website Maintenance Plans
Website Maintenance Plan
- Website Security updates for your CMS
- Responsive Design Fixes & Updates
- Website Health Optimization & Audits
- Regularly Monitor Your Website’s Uptime and Performance.
- Monthly Website Audits
- Website Monitoring
For Website design enhancement, UX enhancement and routine updates see our website support plans billed hourly or fixed price when possible.
What's included:
Website Security updates for your CMS
Drupal and WordPress have monthly security updates that must be installed by an expert (or parts of your site will break). This not only updates the CMS, but also makes the platform more secure as more breaches in cyber security are discovered and remedied.
Please note: your website typically must be hosted on the ImageWorks Creative server in order for security updates to be performed. In some cases, if we have “root access” to a third-party server that is set up properly, we can do these updates for you there, too.
Responsive Design Fixes & Updates
Websites are accessed from desktop computers, tablets, phones – even wrist watches! We build sites responsively to adjust to any given browser size, but there’s no way we can test the near-unlimited possibilities across all types and sizes of devices. Sometimes, elements on a page may appear out of place on specific devices set to specific resolutions. When those instances occur, simply take a screenshot and forward it to our team! We’ll do our best to replicate the problem and mitigate any issues as they’re identified.
When those instances occur, simply take a screenshot and forward it to our team! We’ll do our best to replicate the problem and mitigate any issues as they’re identified.
Website Health Optimization & Audits
We’ll crawl your site and fix any reported errors, fix browser errors, server errors, as well as conduct page speed and mobile site performance testing. We’ll then fix bugs, broken links, bad pages, HTML errors, compliance issues, etc. These happen on all sites over time due to robots, hackers, and the nature of the web. They require attention constantly!
Monthly Website Audits
For plugins errors and corruptions, modules bugs and errors, or hard code that could make the site a target for hackers. All websites will get corrupted in time and need consistent maintenance to assure all errors and warnings are addressed each month.
Responsive Design Fixes & Updates
Websites are accessed from desktop computers, tablets, phones – even wrist watches! We build sites responsively to adjust to any given browser size, but there’s no way we can test the near-unlimited possibilities across all types and sizes of devices. Sometimes, elements on a page may appear out of place on specific devices set to specific resolutions. When those instances occur, simply take a screenshot and forward it to our team! We’ll do our best to replicate the problem and mitigate any issues as they’re identified.
To ensure that your website is always running smoothly, it’s important to regularly monitor its uptime and performance. Problems like outages, slow loading times, and server errors can all be avoided when you keep a close eye on your website’s status. Our team can help you keep your website monitored so any issues are addressed quickly.
Maintaining a website takes time and effort - but it doesn't have to be expensive. Our experienced team offers affordable website maintenance services so you can keep your website up, running, and secure without costing a fortune.
- Drupal Website Maintenance
- WordPress Website Maintenance
- Website Maintenance Cost
Maintaining a Drupal website requires dedication and regular care. With the proper maintenance plan, you can ensure your website continues to meet the needs of its users and remain secure and up-to-date. Here, we will provide you with all the necessary resources for creating and executing a comprehensive Drupal website maintenance plan.
Creating a back-up and disaster recovery plan is essential for any Drupal website maintenance plan. This will ensure your data is protected in the event of an unexpected outage or other catastrophic event. Set up regular back-up schedules, to ensure that your data is secure at all times. Additionally, set up detailed recovery plans to ensure you are able to quickly get back online and operational again after such events.
Regularly monitor your Drupal website for unusual activity, to ensure that it is secure and running optimally. Set up alerts so you can be notified if any activities or changes occur on your site outside of the norm. Installing an analytics package monitoring software to determine usage patterns, including page requests and unique visitors, will help you spot where further optimization may be needed and detect any suspicious activities.
To ensure that your Drupal site is secure from the newest threats and up-to-date with the latest features and bug fixes, you should always update your platform/modules when new versions are released; more frequent updates can ensure better safety for your site. Make sure to back up all of your data, content, and themes before you apply the updates. This backup will help in case anything goes wrong during the update process.
Establishing a web performance and security monitoring system for your Drupal site is essential. This will allow you to identify factors that may be negatively affecting the speed or compatibility of your site, as well as security threats that can potentially impact its stability. Monitoring tools such as New Relic or Acquia Inspector can make this process easier by testing page performance, validating theme integrity and alerting you when something is amiss.
It is important to take measures to protect your website from malware and hack attempts. You should use an application security system, such as ModSecurity or NinjaFirewall. This will ensure that the code of any uploads is vetted for malicious intent before being allowed on the site. Additionally, you should also install a two-factor authentication system so that site administrators need two separate pieces of information in order to log in. This can greatly reduce the risk of malicious activities on your website.
