Website Developers for Hire | Virtual Level Up

What your web developer takes off your plate.

Handed over on day one with written SOPs, reported on every day after.

Usually hired by

Businesses whose site edits sit in a backlog
Shopify stores that need steady theme and product work
Agencies that need white-label development capacity
Owners moving off a site builder they have outgrown

Build landing pages from Figma files or your brand guidelines
Update themes, plugins and core versions on staging first
Fix layout bugs across desktop, tablet and phone breakpoints
Speed up pages: compress images, set caching, trim scripts
Connect forms to your CRM and track thank-you page conversions
Set up GA4 and Google Tag Manager events for key actions
Add Shopify products, collections and custom theme sections
Fix accessibility issues: alt text, contrast, headings, focus states
Migrate hosting, DNS and SSL with a written rollback plan
Handle on-page SEO basics: titles, meta tags, redirects, sitemaps

A day on the seat.

An illustrative schedule. Your specialist's real day is built from your SOPs and priorities.

Works in the tools you already use

WordPress
Webflow
Shopify
Elementor
Figma
JavaScript
GitHub
Google Tag Manager
Google Analytics 4
Cloudflare
PageSpeed Insights

09:00
Review the task board and confirm priorities with your team
09:30
Update plugins on staging and run a visual check
11:00
Build the new services landing page from the Figma file
13:30
Fix a mobile menu bug reported on iPhone Safari
15:00
Compress hero images and defer non-critical scripts
17:00
Post staging links and the change log for your review

What you get from this seat.

The same reporting rhythm as every other seat on your team.

Staging previews

Every change is built on a staging copy first. You review a link, approve it, and only then does it go live.

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Change log

A running record of what changed, when and why, so you or any future developer can trace every update.

What they handle

Weekly site report

Tasks completed, updates applied, issues found and what is next on the board, reviewed with your account manager.

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Two ways to hire a web developer.

Keep a specialist on your team by the hour, or hand over one defined job for one fixed price. Same vetting, same account manager, same daily reporting.

Ongoing seat

Billed hourly

Your web developer works the hours you agree every week, reports at the end of each day and grows with the work. Add hours, add seats or pause as things change.

Weekly hours you choose
End-of-day reports and a weekly review
Scale up, scale down or pause

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One-time project

One fixed price

For example: a new website, landing page or redesign, built and launched at one fixed price. Scope, timeline and price are agreed before work starts, and you pay once.

Scope and price agreed up front
Delivered, reviewed and handed over
Pay once, no ongoing commitment

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Website Development: common questions.

Anything we have not covered, ask us on the discovery call.

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Do you work on existing sites or only new builds?

Both. Your developer can take over an existing site for fixes, new pages, updates and speed work, or build a new one. A full rebuild is scoped with you before any work starts.

Which platforms do your developers work in?

WordPress, Webflow and Shopify, plus custom HTML, CSS and JavaScript sites. Tell us your stack on the discovery call and we match a developer who knows it.

Who owns the website and the code?

Work is done in your hosting, platform accounts and repository, under access you grant and can revoke. Ownership terms are set out in your agreement before work begins.

How fast can changes go live?

It depends on the size of the change and how quickly you review it. Larger pieces of work get a written timeline once they are scoped, rather than a blanket promise.

How is pricing set?

You can keep an ongoing seat billed by the hour, or book a one-time project at one fixed price. Pricing depends on hours and scope. We quote it on the discovery call after reviewing your site and the work you want done.