I'm Tegano. For 3½ years I've been the person business owners call when their website breaks, gets hacked, or stops doing what it should. I fix it, then explain what happened in plain English.
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Don't want to wait for a breakdown? Monthly care keeps your site healthy. I handle support and upkeep only. I don't build new websites or do design work, which is why I'm quick at repairs.
Updates to WordPress, plugins and themes, done carefully and only after a backup, so nothing breaks.
Regular scans for hackers and harmful code, and fixes for weak spots.
Saved copies of your site, tested so I know they actually restore.
Checks that your site is online and working, so I often spot trouble before you do.
Errors, clashes between add-ons, and things that stop working.
A simple summary of what I did and what's coming up. No confusing terms.
Use the report form. Say what you're seeing and what changed just before it started.
So if anything goes sideways, we can go straight back.
I trace the problem step by step instead of guessing.
I try the site as a visitor would, then send you a plain summary.
How I investigate problems, with the evidence and the fix. Each one opens as its own page.
An Elementor error looked like a simple version mismatch. Controlled tests showed a pirated plugin had injected spam and left a backdoor behind.
The update timing is a lead, not proof. How to read the logs, find the failing file and confirm the fix before naming a cause.
A vague "HTTP error" in WordPress traced to a one-megabyte limit on the server, with a second limit waiting behind it.
I'm focuse on systems built on CUSTOM SOFTWARE and WORDPRESS PORTALS. I Love diagnosing website issues, troubleshooting plugin and theme conflicts, investigating server-side errors, and helping businesses keep their systems stable, secure and reliable.
Over the past 3.5 years I've worked with clients on website projects and support needs. That has shaped how I work: understand the problem first, investigate the evidence, find the underlying cause, and fix it properly instead of hiding the symptoms.
I use teganomasinde.blog as my portfolio and a place to document my troubleshooting work. My freelance work runs through SoftwareBreaks.online.
3½ years · FREELANCER
Support, maintenance, security, code refactoring and updates for WordPress websites. Investigating plugin and theme conflicts, PHP errors and server-side faults (Linux, Nginx, PHP-FPM, MariaDB), recovering broken and hacked sites, and keeping live sites updated and backed up.
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