My WordPress site is running an outdated set of plug-ins and I want every single one brought to the latest stable release. The job is straightforward: make a full backup, update all active and inactive plug-ins, test the site thoroughly for broken layouts or functionality, and roll back quickly if anything misbehaves. A few points to keep us aligned • Scope: this is strictly about plug-ins—core, theme, design changes, or new features are out of scope unless an update breaks them. • Environment: you’ll get WordPress admin access and, if needed, cPanel / FTP credentials so you can create a staging copy before touching production. • Compatibility: the final site must load without PHP errors, database warnings, or console issues in the latest versions of Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. • Reporting: a short changelog noting each plug-in’s previous version, new version, and any actions taken (e.g., database upgrades, manual fixes) is required at hand-off. Acceptance criteria 1. All plug-ins show “up-to-date” in the dashboard. 2. Front-end pages and the WP-Admin area render and function exactly as before—or better. 3. No new errors appear in debug log or browser console for 48 hours after deployment. If you have a proven track record with WordPress maintenance, PHP 7.4+/8.x compatibility testing, and quick troubleshooting, I’m ready to get this started right away.