Fix Broken Stuff Fast—Without Breaking Anything Else
A lightweight service to squash annoying bugs and smooth out site behavior, without waiting on your dev team.
Tiny bugs create big friction
A button that doesn't click. A form that doesn't submit. An error that confuses users or slows conversions. You don't need a rebuild—you just need someone to clean things up. I'll handle it quickly, cleanly, and safely.
Included in this service:
- Diagnosis and resolution of frontend or backend issues
- Console error tracking + cleanup
- Form or API submission debugging
- Optional real-time monitoring setup (Sentry, LogRocket, etc.)
- Post-fix verification across browsers/devices
Common Fixes
Broken signup or contact forms
JavaScript errors or unhandled exceptions
CSS/layout bugs across screen sizes
500 errors, slow response times, or misfiring logic
Delivery
24–72 hour turnaround depending on bug scope
You'll get a full log of fixes made
Additional issues quoted separately
What This Service Actually Does
At its core, this service identifies and fixes the specific issues causing problems on your site—whether that's a broken form, a console error, a layout bug, or slow API responses—so your users can complete actions without frustration and you can stop worrying about things breaking.
After the fix, you get a clean, stable experience: errors disappear from the console, forms submit correctly, pages load properly across devices, and the flow works as intended. You also get a detailed log of what was changed, so you (or your team) understand exactly what was done.
If you choose to add monitoring, you'll also get visibility into new errors as they happen—catching issues before users complain, without manual testing.
Who This Service Is Best For
✅ Great Fit If You:
- Have a specific bug or error that's impacting users or conversions, and you need it fixed fast
- Don't have an in-house dev or your dev team is tied up with bigger projects
- Want someone who can diagnose the issue, fix it cleanly, and document what was changed
- Need cross-browser or cross-device testing to make sure the fix actually works everywhere
- Want optional error monitoring so you catch future issues before they become problems
- Value clean, safe fixes over quick hacks that might break something else down the line
🚫 Not a Great Fit If You:
- •You're looking for a full site rebuild or redesign—this is for targeted fixes, not large-scale changes
- •You need ongoing maintenance or a retainer—this is a one-off service (though you can book multiple fixes)
- •You're not able to provide access to the codebase or describe the issue clearly—I need visibility to diagnose and fix
- •The issue is server/infrastructure-related and requires DevOps expertise beyond basic debugging
Real-World Examples
Example 1: E-commerce Site with Broken Checkout Form
Problem:
Users were abandoning carts because the checkout form wouldn't submit on mobile devices. The founder didn't know if it was a JavaScript error, a CSS issue, or a backend problem.
Solution:
I reviewed the console logs, identified a conflict between the form validation library and a recent update, fixed the logic, and tested across devices and browsers.
Result:
Checkout completion rate went back to normal within 48 hours. The founder got a fix log showing exactly what changed and why.
Example 2: SaaS App with 500 Errors on Signup
Problem:
New users trying to sign up were hitting a 500 error intermittently. The team couldn't reproduce it consistently, and it was killing trial conversions.
Solution:
I set up error monitoring (Sentry), caught the exact conditions causing the failure (a race condition in the signup API), and patched the logic to handle edge cases properly.
Result:
Signups stabilized, the team gained real-time error tracking, and they could see exactly when new issues popped up—before users reported them.
Example 3: Marketing Site with Layout Breaking on Safari
Problem:
A recent CSS change caused the hero section to overlap with the navigation on Safari (but not Chrome or Firefox). The founder only found out after a customer mentioned it.
Solution:
I tracked down the Safari-specific rendering issue, adjusted the flexbox properties, and tested across all major browsers and screen sizes.
Result:
The layout worked consistently everywhere. The founder got screenshots of the before/after and a note on what to avoid in future updates.
What You Can Expect After Implementation
- Errors gone: Console is clean, forms submit correctly, and pages load without breaking across devices and browsers
- Users unblocked: Customers can complete actions (signups, checkouts, contact forms) without friction or confusion
- Full visibility: You get a detailed log of what was changed, why it was changed, and how to prevent similar issues
- Time saved: No more firefighting or guessing—someone who knows what they're doing handles it quickly and safely
- Optional monitoring: If you choose error tracking setup, you'll catch new issues in real time before they impact users
- Confidence restored: You can trust the site is working as intended, and you won't lose conversions to preventable bugs
How the Process Works
1. Discovery & Diagnosis
You describe the issue (or share a screenshot/error message), I get access to the codebase, and I review console logs, network requests, and the affected flow to pinpoint the root cause.
2. Fix & Testing
I make the necessary changes—whether that's fixing JavaScript logic, adjusting CSS, patching an API call, or cleaning up error handling—and test across browsers, devices, and edge cases to make sure it works.
3. Verification & Documentation
I confirm the fix works in production (or staging), document what was changed and why, and share a full log with you. If monitoring was requested, I set that up and confirm it's tracking correctly.
4. Delivery & Handoff
You get the fixed code, a written summary, and any relevant screenshots or test results. If you have questions or need to understand the fix better, I walk you through it.
Tools & Technology Used
I work with whatever stack you're using—React, Vue, Next.js, plain JavaScript, WordPress, Shopify, custom backends, etc. The goal is to fix the issue without forcing you to change your setup.
Debugging & Testing:
Browser DevTools, network inspection, cross-browser testing (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge), mobile device testing
Error Monitoring (optional):
Sentry, LogRocket, or similar tools to catch errors in real time and see exactly what users are experiencing
Code & Version Control:
Git for tracking changes, pull requests for review, detailed commit messages so you (or your team) know what changed
Tool choice depends on your stack—I adapt to what you already use. If you don't have monitoring set up and want it, I can recommend and configure a lightweight option.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a typical bug fix take?
Most fixes take 24–72 hours depending on complexity. Simple issues (broken CSS, form validation) can be done in a day. More involved bugs (API logic, race conditions, cross-browser inconsistencies) may take 2–3 days to diagnose, fix, and test properly.
Do I need to understand how the fix works?
Not at all. You'll get a clear summary in plain language, but you don't need to understand the technical details. If you want to know more (or your team does), I'm happy to walk you through it.
What if the fix breaks something else?
I test thoroughly before delivering, including cross-browser and device testing. If something does break, I'll fix it at no additional cost. The goal is a clean, safe fix—not a quick hack that creates new problems.
Can you fix bugs on any platform or framework?
I work with most modern stacks—React, Next.js, Vue, plain JavaScript, WordPress, Shopify, custom backends, etc. If your setup is particularly niche or requires deep infrastructure/DevOps work, I'll let you know upfront if it's outside my scope.
Is error monitoring included, or is that extra?
Error monitoring setup (Sentry, LogRocket, etc.) is optional. If you want it, I can configure it as part of the service. It's especially useful if you want to catch future issues before users report them.
What if I have multiple bugs to fix?
Each bug is quoted separately, but if you have a list, I can give you a bundled estimate. This keeps pricing transparent and lets you prioritize which issues to tackle first.
Do you offer ongoing maintenance or a retainer?
This is a one-off service, not a retainer. If you need ongoing support, we can discuss a separate arrangement, but most clients just book fixes as needed.
What do I need to provide to get started?
A description of the issue (or a screenshot/error message), access to the codebase (GitHub, Bitbucket, etc.), and ideally access to a staging environment if you have one. The more detail you can provide, the faster I can diagnose and fix.
Next Steps
If you have a bug that's slowing you down or impacting users, the next step is a short call to understand the issue and see if this service is a good fit.
No obligation, no sales pitch—just a quick chat to figure out what's broken, how to fix it, and what it'll cost.