Broken links or forms.
A button going to the wrong page, an email link that needs updating, or a contact form that isn’t behaving as expected. Describe what happens and what should happen instead.
WEBSITE REPAIRS & UPDATES
A small fix.
A clearer site.
Already have a website, but something feels off? Tell me what needs attention. We’ll check whether it’s a fit before agreeing on any work.
Ask about a website fix ↗See a fictional repair exampleLos Angeles County businesses and remote inquiries welcome.
WHAT TO ASK ABOUT
Specific issues.
A focused scope.
No need to request a full rebuild just to explain a small problem. Send the page link and what you want changed.
Outdated information.
New hours, service details, text, or photos. You provide the approved replacement content; we review the changes and your site’s setup.
A layout that needs attention.
Text running off-screen, crowded sections, or hard-to-use buttons. Let us know the device and page where you see the issue.
A SMALL CHANGE, ILLUSTRATED
Same information.
A clearer way to use it.
Fictional before-and-after example. An invented local service business, not a client project or a claim of results. These are static illustrations, not working business websites.
BEFORE / FICTIONAL
Harder to use on a phone.
- A desktop-style layout squeezed into a narrow screen.
- Small text and contact information that is easy to miss.
- Availability details that need a clear, approved update.
AFTER / FICTIONAL CONCEPT
A more focused mobile layout.
- A single column with readable, comfortably spaced text.
- A prominent contact action, with its destination checked.
- Clear hours using the business owner’s approved details.
The right fix depends on the existing platform and the actual issue. Repairs are assessed and quoted separately; this example is not a package, guarantee, or promise of results. Tell us what needs attention
BEFORE ANY WORK BEGINS
Review first.
Then agree on the work.
Show the issue.
Send your website URL, a short description, and a screenshot if useful. Include the website platform if you know it. Don’t send passwords or sensitive customer information.
Confirm what’s possible.
We review the platform, access requirements, and requested change. Some issues may need your hosting provider, the original developer, or a specialist instead.
Get a separate quote.
If it’s a fit, scope, price, and timing are agreed before work starts. An inquiry is not a booking or an acceptance of a project. No payment is collected here.
CLEAR EXPECTATIONS
A few things to know.
Are repairs included in the $250 package?
No. The $250 USD offer is for a new one-page mobile-friendly website using client-supplied text and photos, with one round of revisions. Domain and hosting are separate. Repairs to an existing website are assessed case by case and quoted separately.
Can you work on any website platform?
Not necessarily. Share your URL and platform, if known. We’ll confirm whether the requested work is suitable before quoting. There is no guarantee that an issue can be fixed, and specialist or complex work may be outside our scope.
Do I need to share my login now?
No. Start with your public website link and a description. Don’t email passwords. If suitable work needs access, we’ll discuss an appropriate access method after the scope is agreed.
LET’S TAKE A LOOK
What needs
fixing?
I’m Gustavo, the person behind GB Web. Start with your website link and what’s not working.
gbweb2026@outlook.com ↗Email opens in your own mail app. No payment is taken on this site.
YOUR FIRST EMAILA link.
A link.
A little context.
Include your business name, the affected page, what needs changing, and your platform if known. A screenshot can help explain the issue.
Request a repair quote ↗Opens a draft in your email app. Review it and send it yourself. No email app? Copy the address into your webmail. Scope is reviewed before any quote or commitment.
Need a new site instead? Our $250 USD one-page website uses your text and photos, includes one revision, and keeps domain and hosting separate. See fictional concept examples—not client work.