Website Trust and Maintenance Plan

Creator Labs · Stage 3 · Module 11 APPLY Support · Trust & Maintenance

Website Trust and Maintenance Plan

Build the record that keeps your live creator website trustworthy, recoverable and maintainable. Use it only when trust or maintenance is the current Stage 3 dependency.

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1. Ownership and authority register

System Owner and access authority Recovery / renewal / evidence
Domain, DNS and registrar
Website, email, analytics and forms
Payments, files, apps and backups

2. Public trust review

Identity, About and contact evidence
Claims, promises, prices and boundaries
Support, fulfilment and correction routes

3. Privacy, consent and policy review

Data collected, purpose, storage and access
Newsletter, analytics, commerce and account consent needs
Policies requiring qualified review or update

4. Accessibility issue record

Area Evidence or issue Correction, owner and status
Headings, labels, keyboard and links
Contrast, images, media and mobile readability

5. Backup and recovery

Backups, exports, source files and locations
Restore or rollback test and result
Failure contacts and recovery sequence

6. Maintenance calendar and costs

Check Cadence / owner Cost / evidence / next date
Domain, hosting, platform and apps
Forms, links, policies, content and analytics

7. Incident and completion decision

Severity rules, response owners and communication
Open risks and limitations
Final approval, date and next Stage 3 dependency

Website Trust and Maintenance Record

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