Many organizations lose control of their websites because only one developer, staff member, or volunteer had access. Proper handover protects the organization and keeps the website manageable.
Website Lessons Series 3: Website Security Should Start from Day One
Website security should not be treated as something to fix later. From the first day, every website needs strong passwords, backups, updates, SSL, access control, and basic protection.
Website Lessons Series 2: Cheap Websites Can Become Expensive Later
A low-cost website is not the problem. The real problem is poor setup, weak hosting, no backups, no security, and no support. What looks cheap at first can become costly later.
Website Lessons Series 1: A Website Should Not Be Abandoned After Launch
Many organizations celebrate when a website goes live, but forget that the real work starts after launch. A website needs updates, backups, renewals, security checks, and someone responsible for keeping it useful.