Layout & CSS repair
Broken spacing, overlapping elements, misaligned sections and responsive collapse.
Something on your site is broken and nobody can tell you why. I diagnose the actual cause and fix it properly instead of patching over it.
Most site bugs get treated with guesses: disable a plugin, add some CSS, hope it holds. The symptom disappears, the cause stays, and it comes back in a different place three weeks later.
I work the other way. Reproduce the problem, isolate the cause, fix the cause, then verify across devices and browsers. You get a note explaining what was wrong so it does not repeat.
Targeted troubleshooting for broken layouts, CSS issues, plugin conflicts and Elementor problems.
Scope adapts to the project, but these six areas are covered in every bug fixing engagement.
Broken spacing, overlapping elements, misaligned sections and responsive collapse.
Systematic isolation to find which combination is actually causing it.
Sections not saving, styles not applying, editor failing to load.
White screens, 500 errors, memory limits and deprecated function warnings.
Submissions not arriving, spam floods, broken notifications.
Problems that appear on real phones but not in desktop preview.
Spacing, hierarchy, typography and interaction are refined for desktop, tablet and phone separately — not scaled down from one layout.
No black box. You always know what is happening, what is next and when you will see it.
Goals, audience, current setup and the real constraints. We agree the scope in writing before anything starts.
Structure, priorities and visual direction. You see the plan and approve it before build time is spent.
The actual work, with progress shared as it happens so feedback arrives while it is still cheap to apply.
Devices, browsers, forms, links and speed checked, then go-live, handover and a support window.
Each item below is a concrete output — something you can open, review and keep.
Confirming exactly when and where the problem happens.
Isolating the actual source, not the nearest suspect.
Applied with a backup in place and staging used where the risk warrants it.
Checked across browsers and real devices, not just one screen.
What was broken, why, and what to avoid.
In case the issue resurfaces after the fix.
If your situation looks like one of these, this is the right service to start with. If it does not, send me a message and I will point you to the one that fits.
Check if this fitsPages that stopped displaying correctly.
Something broke following an update.
A site built by someone unreachable.
Something customer-facing is down.
You should not have to ask for the basics. These are checked on every project before it is called finished.
The questions I actually get asked about this service, with straight answers.
Urgent, customer-facing issues get same-day triage where possible. Send the URL and a description of what is happening.
WordPress admin access, hosting or FTP access if the issue is server-side, and a clear description of what you expected versus what happens.
I will tell you that early rather than bill for exploration. In some cases the honest answer is that rebuilding the section costs less than repairing it.
A backup is taken first, and higher-risk fixes get applied on staging before they touch the live site.
Yes — that is most of this work.
Still unsure whether this is the right service?
Read all FAQsEvery service has its own page with full scope, process and pricing context. Most projects combine two or three.
Send your idea, your current website or just your requirements. I'll reply with an honest scope, a timeline and a fixed price — no obligation.
Ask about services, pricing, projects or getting in touch.