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Anastasia Satnichenka
Fixing broken CMS & messy content-heavy websites
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When I started cold outreach, I didn’t expect to find so much potential hidden inside old CMS websites.
Most of them aren’t “bad.”
They’re just overloaded, poorly structured, and slowly drifted away from clarity.
Pages pile up, navigation expands, content loses hierarchy — and...
I know this platform is for polished, professional updates.
But sometimes I care a little too much.
I can remove p5.js even if it fits the brand perfectly.
I can design a clean background under a 300kb media limit. Constraints don’t scare me.
But a looping cloud video as a...
One of the hardest things in portfolio writing is explaining complex legacy work in simple platform language.
I’m rebuilding a school website inside an old XSL-based CMS with little documentation. This is not just visual cleanup or front-end polish. I’m restructuring templates,...
I’m officially starting a Legacy CMS Hunt.
If your site is important, but the CMS is a chaotic swamp of templates and fear — DM me.
No calls. Async audit → stabilization plan → fixes.
If your system isn’t on my board, that’s a flex. You’ll land in Wildcard.
Taking 2 async audits this month. Drop your URL.
