Website Warranty: What the Customer Needs to Know. Complete Instructions

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Table of contents
Should a developer provide a guarantee for a website?
Can a website break down due to the developer's fault?
The most common reasons for website failures that are not covered by the warranty
Virus infection
Change server
Site modification
Incorrect display in later browser versions
DDoS attacks
Changing the technical characteristics of the server, replacing the software used
What should the developer be responsible for?
Can faults surface much later?
How do they fix a website under warranty?
Website Guarantee: Non-Trivial Cases
Transfer/sale of the site to another person
Website refinement after launch
If the guarantee is not specified in the contract
If the developer has ceased operations
Conclusion
Should a developer provide a guarantee for a website?
It goes without saying that a normal web studio should phone number library

provide a guarantee for websites. Today it is difficult to imagine a situation where an additional fee is asked for a guarantee. Although, at the dawn of web development in Russia, this did happen. So, if you are not provided with a guarantee for your website, look for other developers - fortunately, there are a lot of them today.

Can a website break down due to the developer's fault?
If we talk about simple sites, then in the vast majority of cases - no. A site is just a large program, a set of special commands, numbers, zeros and ones. Roughly speaking - it is just text in digital form that describes all the functions of your resource.

Imagine a document in MS Word, where a detailed scenario of the site's work is described. Can anything change in this document by itself, without the intervention of third parties? Can words change places by themselves, or some paragraphs disappear? Of course not - this is already from the realm of fantasy. If no one (and nothing) touches the text, then it itself will not change in any way and will not lose its meaning. The same is with a site - the program cannot change (break) on its own in any way.