Blank pages and fatal errors
Find out why a page or the admin area fails. Error details and recent changes help narrow the cause before a repair is proposed.
Help for an existing site that has stopped working reliably. The work is agreed around your particular problem.
Find out why a page or the admin area fails. Error details and recent changes help narrow the cause before a repair is proposed.
Check which parts no longer work together, test a repair on a separate copy where possible and check nearby pages and forms.
Follow the affected product, cart or checkout step. Check whether orders, payments or notifications are failing, while protecting newer store records.
Review unexpected redirects, altered files and access concerns. Agree on containment and cleanup; specialist incident support may be needed.
Review the available files, database and backups. Test the move or restore before replacing live data, including newer orders and content.
Measure the slow pages and look at hosting, plugins, database work, images and caching. Check that changes preserve sign-in, carts and forms.
The WordPress problem checklist helps you describe what you can see. You do not need to complete it before asking for help.
If your site does not use WordPress, see website repair. For software left unfinished by a previous developer, see project rescue.