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A first business website should solve the basics completely: domain ownership, clear service information, mobile usability, semantic HTML, accessibility, contact paths and maintainable search-friendly pages.
Map current website charges to actual needs before adding a tool with recurring costs.
The business should control the registrar account, renewal, recovery, MFA, transfer access and DNS for its own domain. A developer can manage the website without becoming the permanent owner of the business's core internet identity.
Test whether your business can access, update, renew, and recover its site after a web project ends.
Recover a neglected business website by preserving the current state first, regaining control of domain and hosting, inventorying the software and integrations, backing everything up, then repairing or rebuilding in a safe environment.
Map domain, DNS, hosting, and mail before a website move so email is tested and protected.
A recoverable website backup includes the database or content store, uploads, code, configuration, DNS details and critical external dependencies, with another copy outside the production account and regular restore testing.
Map the accounts that control a business website before a staff change, redesign, or renewal problem.
Decide when a social page still works and when a small owned website would answer customers better.