A tax advisor's site finished for launch, page by page

The site couldn’t launch. Sections fell apart on phones and tablets, and the client had a list of open questions and a video with eight issues. It was built on Elementor with a child theme and a custom carousel plugin. Blocks depended on each other, so a change in one place could move things in another.

First I answered the client’s questions from the code, each tied to its place. Search looked only at titles, because the carousel plugin was made that way. Empty fields could be hidden group by group. Related posts were already automatic.

Then I reworked the home page and nine more pages section by section, with the smallest CSS change that worked and without rebuilding blocks. For each page I made before and after screenshots on phone, tablet and desktop, so the agency sees what changed and why. I rolled back the broader changes and left the choice between a full pass and the eight reported issues to the agency.

Empty product sections now hide themselves and come back when posts are added. On iPad I aligned the content edges and checked them on a real device. I also added a second blog post template in Elementor Pro, where a video from a custom field replaces the main image. The hosting space was full, so I removed old backups and left a note to carry the client’s test-copy edits over before launch. The site went live in summer 2026.