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Defined features, fixes and integrations

Practical web development from A$395 + GST.

For one agreed feature, fix or integration on an existing site. Planned outcomes are scoped clearly, backed up, implemented, tested and handed over.

Relevant WordPress and interface work.

These projects show defined features, responsive interfaces and workflow improvements built by Jordan.

Client project · Beauty marketplace platform

YouBeauty

A beauty marketplace that helps customers discover services and supports providers with business tools.

Why it matters here: YouBeauty combines a public marketplace with service discovery and provider-facing business tools.

Problem
Customers and beauty professionals needed clearer paths through discovery, booking and day-to-day platform use.
Built
A responsive WordPress application with service discovery, marketplace content and provider-focused product experiences.
Outcome
A public platform that brings beauty discovery and provider workflows into one branded experience.
  • WordPress
  • Marketplace
  • Product design

Built by Jordan · WordPress workflow product

Two-Dos

A WordPress workspace for tasks, priorities and follow-up work.

Why it matters here: Two-Dos shows defined WordPress product features, workflow states and responsive application surfaces.

Problem
Planning and follow-up states can scatter across tools and memory.
Built
Today planning, workflow views, account settings and supportable workspace controls.
Outcome
One reliable place to manage tasks, priorities and workflow state.
  • WordPress
  • Workflow
  • Follow-up

When the outcome is clear but the website needs work.

For a defined outcome rather than an unclear fault.

  • A site needs one agreed feature or integration.
  • A specific defect has a clear scope.
  • An existing workflow needs a small, testable improvement.

One defined change, built and tested carefully.

Agree the smallest useful change, protect the existing site and verify the result.

01

Backup before change

Protect the existing site before the agreed work begins.

02

One agreed feature, fix or integration

Keep the work centred on one useful and testable outcome.

03

Implementation and testing

Build the change and check the important paths before handover.

04

Practical handover

Explain what changed, what was tested and anything that still needs attention.

How a defined website change is delivered.

Keep the work focused on one agreed result, protect the existing site and test the change properly.

Agree the outcome

Define the feature, fix or integration and how we will know it works.

Protect the site

Confirm access and take an appropriate backup before changing the agreed area.

Build and test

Implement the change and test the important user and administration paths.

Is the website change defined enough to quote?

A clear outcome and a practical way to test it keep the work focused and predictable.

Fit check

This is probably a good fit if...

  • A defined outcome
  • Access to the relevant existing site
  • A practical way to test the result

Scope check

Support or a larger project is likely better if...

  • Unclear faults that need investigation first
  • Large platform rebuilds without an agreed starting point

Common questions before starting.

What counts as one defined website change?

A feature, fix or integration with a clear outcome and practical test, such as improving a form, adding a small feature or connecting an existing service.

What if I do not know what is broken?

Start with Support. Once the cause and useful outcome are clear, any larger planned work can move into Web Development.

Will you back up the site first?

An appropriate backup is part of the work before the agreed change is made. Access and recovery options still need to be confirmed for each site.

Have a defined website change?

Describe the feature, fix or integration and the outcome you need.

Location
Ballarat, Australia
Response
Usually within one business day

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