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WordPress development services that load fast and scale. No page builders. No plugin stacks. Custom code that does exactly what your business needs — hire a WordPress developer who builds to last.
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How I build
Elementor, Divi, WPBakery — they all add bloat, slow down your site, and lock you into their ecosystem. Every template is built by hand: clean HTML, semantic CSS, and PHP that does exactly what it says.
Before a line of code is written, the architecture is planned. Custom post types, taxonomies, REST API endpoints, and hook structure are all mapped upfront — so the system scales without being refactored.
PSR-12 coding standards, Composer autoloading, dependency injection, typed properties, and named arguments. Code that reads cleanly, tests predictably, and survives the next five WordPress major releases.
Deliverables
Full theme development from design to deployment — semantic HTML, custom templates, block editor integration, and schema markup built in from day one.
Purpose-built plugins for any functionality your business needs — CPTs, meta boxes, REST API endpoints, admin UI, hooks and filters. PSR standards, DI container, fully documented.
Existing theme built on a page builder or an old framework? I rebuild it from scratch — preserving all content and SEO while replacing the underlying architecture entirely.
WordPress multisite for agencies, franchise businesses, and multi-brand operations — shared plugins, site-specific themes, and centralised user management.
Full speed and architecture audit of existing WordPress installs — Core Web Vitals, query optimisation, Redis object cache, LiteSpeed/cPanel configuration, and asset optimisation.
Custom WooCommerce development: checkout flows, subscription systems, payment integrations, and multi-currency. Built to extend — not to break. Often paired with custom WordPress themes.
Custom WordPress development often pairs with WooCommerce, technical SEO, and AI automation — same architecture, one stack.
Technology
Every tool chosen for reliability, performance, and long-term maintainability — not because it's fashionable.
How it works
Goals, audience, content structure, integrations, and performance requirements. Architecture is planned before code is written.
I work from your existing designs or collaborate with a designer. Every component is mapped to a PHP template before development begins.
Iterative builds with staging environment access. Schema, SEO, and performance built in from the first commit — not bolted on at the end.
Full documentation, Git repository, code walkthrough, and optional retainer for ongoing development and maintenance.
Case studies
GEO and AEO readiness
Pricing is scoped by required templates, integrations, and migration complexity. You receive a fixed proposal covering discovery, development, QA, launch support, and handover documentation so budget and deliverables are clear before kickoff.
Yes. Many clients start with a paid technical audit and architecture plan. That gives you a prioritized roadmap, timeline, and investment range, then you can move into phased implementation with lower risk.
Most conversion-focused WordPress projects launch in 3-6 weeks after scope approval. A staged release is possible: high-value pages and forms go live first, then additional templates and enhancements follow.
Yes. Rebuilds include URL mapping, redirect strategy, metadata and schema parity, analytics continuity, and pre-launch QA. This protects existing SEO equity while improving speed, structure, and conversion flow.
For performance-critical businesses, I build custom PHP templates and lean front-end components. This reduces plugin dependency, improves Core Web Vitals, and lowers long-term maintenance cost.
You can continue with a monthly retainer for ongoing improvements, maintenance, and growth work. If you prefer one-off support, change requests can also be scoped as separate follow-up projects.
Tell me what you're building. I'll tell you how it should be architected — and what it'll take to get it done properly.