SSL Setup
Every site we build ships with a properly configured SSL certificate — encrypted, trusted by every major browser, and ready for the green padlock visitors expect before they'll trust a form with their details. We also catch the mixed-content and redirect issues that quietly break HTTPS on sites set up by someone in a hurry. The certificate is issued through a trusted authority like Let's Encrypt and renews automatically — no expiry date to track yourself.
What's included
- SSL certificate selection and installation
- Auto-renewal configuration, no expiry surprises
- Full HTTP-to-HTTPS redirect setup
- Mixed-content issue detection and fixes
- HSTS and security header configuration
- Browser trust indicators verified after launch
Certificate selection
We choose and install the right certificate type for your setup, matched to your domain and any subdomains that need coverage.
Redirect configuration
Every HTTP request is set to redirect cleanly to HTTPS, closing the gap where visitors or search engines could land on an unencrypted page.
Mixed-content cleanup
We scan for and fix mixed-content issues — scripts or images still loading over HTTP — that quietly break the padlock even after SSL is installed.
Verification & auto-renewal
Browser trust indicators are verified after setup, and renewal is automated so the certificate never silently expires.
No — auto-renewal is configured as part of setup specifically to prevent the expired-certificate warning that quietly breaks trust and traffic overnight.
It's when a secure HTTPS page still loads some resources — images, scripts — over insecure HTTP, which stops browsers from showing the full green padlock. We scan for and fix this as part of setup.
Yes — browsers flag any non-HTTPS site as 'not secure,' which damages trust and hurts SEO rankings regardless of whether the site processes payments.
Yes, we regularly diagnose and fix broken or misconfigured SSL on existing sites, including redirect loops and mixed-content warnings.
In practice it doesn't — automatic renewal is configured so the certificate refreshes itself before expiry, with nothing for you to track.
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