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Your Complete Guide to Website Maintenance & DIY Tools

Managing a modern website means handling user access, DNS settings, hosting accounts, content updates, performance optimization, and more. To make these tasks easier, we’ve created a collection of step-by-step DIY guides for the most common website responsibilities. This hub brings all of them together in one place so you can quickly find the support you need.

1. User & Contributor Access

Whether you’re adding team members, giving an editor access, or managing analytics permissions, these guides walk you through the process across major platforms.

2. Hosting Access & Delegate Management

Giving a developer, designer, or agency access to your hosting account is often necessary for updates or troubleshooting. These guides explain how to safely grant delegate access on major hosting platforms.

3. DNS & Domain Settings

DNS controls email verification, domain connections, security features, and more. These guides help explain how DNS works and how to safely manage your TXT records and domain configuration.

4. Website Performance & Media Optimization

Fast-loading images and video are essential for SEO, user experience, and overall performance. These guides walk you through compressing media correctly for the web.

5. WordPress Site Management

Whether you’re choosing a theme, performing updates, or keeping your site secure, these WordPress-focused guides cover the most important basics for long-term stability.

Need Help Managing Your Website?

These DIY guides are great for quick updates and common tasks, but if you need hands-on support, Austin Web & Design offers a variety of services to keep your website running smoothly.

If you’re unsure where to begin or want professional assistance with any of the steps above, feel free to contact us. Our team is here to help with everything from hosting access to WordPress performance.

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