Before signing, confirm these delivery boundaries item by item to avoid unclear accounts, data, maintenance, and costs after launch.
01
Domain and hosting account ownership
Domain accountHosting backendRenewal email
Delivery standards:Confirm whether the domain, hosting, server, or WordPress hosting account belongs to you, and whether you can log in, renew, modify DNS, and export data yourself.
Pitfall Avoidance Guide:Avoid being locked in by the service provider later, and being constrained when migrating, renewing, or changing technical personnel.
02
Source Code and Data Delivery
WordPress DashboardTheme and Plugin Source CodeComplete DatabaseFull Site Backup Files
Delivery standards:Ensure that the WordPress dashboard, theme plugins, database, uploaded files, and backup files are fully delivered, without encryption locks, hidden backdoors, or non-migratable private modules.
Pitfall Avoidance Guide:Ensure the website has the ability for independent maintenance, backup, disaster recovery, and free migration in the future, without being long-term tied to the website builder.
03
Page and Content Scope
HomeProduct PageCase Study PageFAQContact Page
Delivery standards:Confirm whether the delivery includes the homepage, product categories, product details, about us, case studies, FAQ, contact page, and basic blog structure.
Pitfall Avoidance Guide:A foreign trade website needs to build trust and generate inquiries, not just a beautiful homepage; unclear page scope will lead to additional charges for every page modification later.
04
Basic SEO Configuration
URL StructureTitle and DescriptionH TagsSitemapGSC Configuration
Delivery standards:Confirm whether basic configuration of URL, title, description, H tags, mobile responsiveness, speed, sitemap, robots, and Google Search Console is completed.
Pitfall Avoidance Guide:Without basic SEO, subsequent content will struggle to accumulate search value; rework after launch will increase migration and revision costs.
05
After-Sales and Maintenance Scope
Number of RevisionsMaintenance PeriodTroubleshootingBackup Responsibility
Delivery standards:Confirm how many revisions are allowed after launch, how long maintenance lasts, how faults are handled, who is responsible for backups, and whether theme and plugin updates are included in the service.
Pitfall Avoidance Guide:Avoid being left unattended after launch, or being re-quoted for every small issue; long-term operation of a foreign trade website is more important than one-time delivery.
06
Price and Long-Term Costs
Website Building FeeDomain & HostingPlugin LicenseMaintenance Fee
Delivery standards:Confirm whether the website building fee, hosting & domain, paid plugin licenses, ongoing maintenance, security backups, and content update costs are itemized separately.
Pitfall Avoidance Guide:Look at the long-term costs, not just the down payment; low-cost packaged sites often hide key expenses in subsequent renewals and maintenance.
May I ask how to optimize after the website is built? It's very laggy and slow (we only have a small team of 3, all self-taught QAQ).
Reducing unnecessary plugins and upgrading the server generally yields results.
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Hello, I've gained a lot. Could you provide an explanation for custom products? If there is no WooCommerce, is it possible to list custom products? Thank you.
Custom products require self-development or purchasing suitable plugins; tutorials cannot be provided.