Website support, fixes and improvements

Practical help for organisations that already have a website but need it repaired, improved, updated or supported.

Start with what is already there

A website does not always need to be replaced when something is going wrong. Atinamos first looks at the actual problem, the people affected and the site you already have. Where a focused repair or improvement is sensible, that may be more useful than starting again.

Support can cover broken links, pages or features; awkward layouts and mobile problems; outdated content; confusing navigation and customer journeys; and performance issues where they are relevant to the problem. We can also help make difficult-to-maintain sites easier to manage and provide agreed ongoing updates and support.

Repair, improve or rebuild?

The right answer depends on the condition of the site and what it needs to do. Sometimes a series of targeted changes can extend the useful life of a website. In other cases, the underlying technology or structure makes continued repair poor value. We will explain that distinction rather than automatically recommending a complete rebuild.

What can be changed depends on the technology the website uses, the access available and the agreed scope. We cannot promise to repair every platform or every website, but we can assess what is practical and give you a clear view of the options.

Website work in practice

For Bedazzle Arts, Atinamos brought several areas of work into a clearer, accessible website and continues to provide updates and support. The Bedazzle Inclusive Productions project created a distinct production showcase connected to the wider organisation, with ongoing support after launch.

If the issue is difficult to define, the Digital Problem Review is a focused way to examine one website journey or specific digital problem before deciding what to change.

What is getting in the way?

Tell us what is broken, difficult to update or frustrating for your visitors. We will help you work out the most sensible next step.