Ten things that quietly break a website

Most websites do not die on launch day. They are bright and fast the week they go live, and then time does what time does: software shifts underneath, content goes stale, and the site starts to drift while nobody is watching.

This guide names the ten failures we find most often inside sites that were fine a couple of years ago. Phones that cut off the headline. Certificates that lapse into a red warning wall. Plugins piling up like debt. Forms that stopped delivering and never told anyone. Each one explained in plain language: how it hides, what it costs, and what to watch for.

Ten sections, no jargon, written from what we actually open up and repair.