A guide written for your site
Step-by-step instructions with screenshots of your own editing area, covering the tasks you'll do most.
Web Design & Development
Website Documentation and Training
A website is only useful if you can run it. Every site I build comes with a written guide to its editing area and a training session on your own site, so you know how to make the changes you'll need.
Your instructions
Example guides
Change a photo
- 1Open the page and choose the picture.
- 2Upload your new photo and describe it.
- 3Save, and it's live.
What you can expect from documentation and training
Common tasks covered
Editing a page, adding a blog post, uploading images, changing SEO details and previewing before you publish.
A walk-through on your own site
A training session where you make real changes yourself while I talk you through them.
Notes for your team
If several people will edit the site, the guide makes it easy to show someone new how things work.
Where everything lives
A short record of your domain, hosting, email settings and logins, so you know who holds what.
Support if you want it
A maintenance package covers backups, security updates, bug fixes and a few small changes, if you'd rather have ongoing help.
How the handover of a website works
Step 1
Agree what you'll do
We decide which tasks you'll handle yourself, so the guide and training focus on those.
Step 2
Write the guide
I write the guide as the site is built, with screenshots taken from your editing area.
Step 3
Training session
Before launch we go through the guide together and you make real edits on your site, then preview and publish them.
Step 4
Launch and support
You get the finished guide at launch, ready for whoever looks after the site next.
Common questions
Yes. Every website comes with a written guide and a training session on your own site.
Want a website you can run yourself?
Tell me who will look after your website, and I'll explain how the guide and training would work for your team.
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