WordPress Development
Custom themes and a deliberately short plugin list, so the site stays editable and does not break the first time somebody runs an update.
What this Covers
Most bad WordPress sites are not WordPress's fault. They are a bought theme, thirty plugins deep, where nobody can change a heading without breaking a layout and no one dares run an update.
We build custom themes instead of buying them, and we keep the plugin list short enough to name from memory. That means fewer moving parts, fewer conflicts, and a site that survives its own maintenance.
If you already have a WordPress site in trouble, that starts as a paid audit — you get a straight verdict on repairing it versus rebuilding before committing to either.
What is included
- Custom themes rather than bought templates
- An editing experience your team can actually use
- Plugin choices kept deliberately small and documented
- Core, theme and plugin updates handled
- Migration from an existing site where needed
- Audits of existing WordPress sites before any rebuild
- Deployed to your hosting, or to hosting we manage for you
What you end up with
- A live WordPress site on a custom theme
- A written list of every plugin and why it is there
- Editor training for the people who will use it
- Source code and accounts transferred to your name
How an engagement Runs
No discovery phase that eats the budget. Each stage ends with something you can hold.
- 1DiscoverWe map the stack, the owners and what actually has to change. You get a written scope with a fixed price.
- 2DesignFlows and screens reviewed against the scope. You get a clickable prototype.
- 3BuildWeekly builds on a staging URL. Your repo, your accounts, documented from day one.
- 4LaunchCutover, monitoring and a handover session with the people who will run it.
Tell us what needs Building
One senior reads every message and replies with next steps and a rough range.