I’ve been designing and building websites for over 20 years. There’s one thing about the work that still bugs me.

A lot goes into getting a new website live. Then it launches. Woohoo. Then everyone gets back to work, and the site is mostly left alone.

But the business keeps changing. Of course it does.

Your hours change. A form stops working. A customer spots a mistake. A page still talks about a special that ended last year.

Not a disaster. It just needs sorting.

You’d think it would be easy to get help with. Often it isn’t. The job feels too small to take anywhere, and your staff are busy or can’t remember how the site works.

So it sits there.

I don’t think that makes much sense.

That’s where Webchores came from. It wasn’t a big revelation. I just kept seeing little jobs people needed done and no obvious place for them to take them.

I’ve seen the same problem often enough to know the job is real. Small website jobs need somewhere sensible to go.

If you’ve got one of those jobs sitting on your list, tell us what it is.

We’ll get it sorted.