I will fix responsive layout and CSS issues on your wordpress website


About this gig
Horizontal scrolling, overlapping buttons or a broken mobile layout? I will repair agreed CSS layout issues on your WordPress site.
Basic: 1 issue on 1 page ($35). Standard: up to 2 issues on 2 pages ($65). Premium: up to 3 issues on 3 pages ($95). One issue means one identified visual defect in one component; a redesign is a separate project.
Each package includes a scoped CSS patch or child-theme change, before/after captures, rollback notes, one revision within scope, and 7-day delivery. I check the agreed pages at 375, 768 and 1280 px in Chromium, including a desktop regression check.
Work uses provided source files or an authorised staging site. Live deployment needs your written approval. Plugin logic, checkout/payment failures, malware, new features and paid plugin licences are outside this service.
My gallery is a fictional WordPress repair study captured from a real local installation. Communication is through written Fiverr messages.
Please message your URL, screenshots and exact issues before ordering so I can confirm the scope. Do not send passwords in messages.
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Get to know Mateusz K
WordPress audits CSS fixes and Excel CSV cleanup
- FromPoland
- Member sinceSep 2026
- Avg. response time3 hours
Languages
English, Polish, Japanese
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FAQ
What counts as one issue?
One identified visual defect in one component on an agreed page, such as a card row overflowing or buttons overlapping. Share screenshots first; unrelated defects, new features and a full redesign need a separate quote.
Will you change my live website?
I work with supplied source files or an authorised staging copy. You receive the patch and rollback notes. Deployment to the live site requires a verified backup and your specific written approval.
Which devices and browsers do you test?
I check the agreed pages at browser-emulated widths of 375, 768 and 1280 px in Chromium. Physical-device testing and Safari or Firefox validation are separate scope; I do not claim testing that was not performed.
Is the gallery a client project?
The gallery is Viewport Lab, a self-initiated fictional WordPress repair study. Its before/after screenshots were captured from an actual local WordPress installation; it is not presented as commissioned client work.

