Custom WordPress development
Custom themes and plugins written around your content, or a clean Elementor, Bricks or Divi build when a page builder is the better fit. Either way the result loads fast and your team can edit it without calling a developer.
What's included
Custom themes
Hand-built themes with lean markup, no bundled bloat and templates that match your content model.
ACF and Gutenberg blocks
Field groups and custom blocks shaped around how your editors actually work.
Custom plugins
Business logic, integrations and admin tools packaged as maintainable plugins, with security built in.
Builder sites done properly
Elementor, Bricks or Divi builds with global styles and a structure that stays fast.
Integrations
REST API work, CRMs, booking and scheduling tools, payment providers and third-party data.
Multisite and multilingual
Multisite networks and WPML setups for organisations running several brands or languages.
A good fit when
- You need a site your marketing team can run without a developer
- You have outgrown a template theme and it is getting slow
- You need custom functionality a plugin can't cover cleanly
How it works
- Scope A short call and a written plan: goals, constraints, what's in and out.
- Build Staging site from day one, Git-based workflow, regular check-ins.
- Launch Performance, accessibility and SEO checks, then a planned cut-over.
- Care Fixes, updates and improvements after launch.
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Questions
Do you build custom themes or use page builders?
Both. A custom theme is usually the better long-term choice for performance and structured content. A builder such as Elementor, Bricks or Divi makes sense when a marketing team needs visual control. I recommend one based on who will edit the site and how often.
Can you take over an existing WordPress site?
Yes. Most work starts with an audit of the theme, plugins, hosting and performance, then a prioritised list of fixes. Existing sites can be improved in place or rebuilt section by section without downtime.
Are you open to permanent roles as well as projects?
Yes. I'm open to permanent roles, contract work and freelance projects, and I'm used to working inside agency and in-house teams with Git-based workflows and staging environments.
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