Custom WordPress development.
Custom themes, plugins and WooCommerce stores, written in PHP and JavaScript, so your site stays fast and your team keeps the editor it knows.
What is custom WordPress development?
Custom WordPress development means writing your theme and plugins for your site instead of stacking a bought theme with dozens of plugins. The result is a lighter, faster site that does exactly what you need, while your team keeps the WordPress editor it already knows.
WordPress is only slow when it is built badly. We write custom themes and plugins instead of piling up page builders and add-ons, so you keep the editor your team knows without the weight.
What we build in WordPress.
Pick an area to see where it lives on a WordPress site.
Pixel-accurate themes built from your designs, without heavy page-builder bloat.
From first call to live.
4 steps, one team. You approve the scope and design before we build.
- Before the quoteDiscover
Pages, features and content, then a written quote.
- Before any codeDesign
Page designs approved before we build the theme.
- Most sites: under three weeksBuild
Theme, blocks, plugins and content entry.
- After launchLaunch
Testing, go-live and a month of bug fixes.
Tell us about your project and get a written quote with the scope and timeline before any work starts.
Planning WordPress Development?
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WordPress Development FAQs
Custom themes by default, because they stay faster and easier to maintain. If your team prefers a visual builder such as Elementor, we build with it and keep it as light as we can.
Yes. We write custom plugins in PHP and JavaScript for features that existing plugins handle badly or not at all, such as the journey statistics and guide structures we built for FTtouring.
Yes. We find what slows it down or breaks it, usually heavy themes or overlapping plugins, fix that, and rebuild only the parts that need it.
Every project includes one month of bug fixes and minor changes. After that, a care plan covers core, theme and plugin updates, backups and monitoring.
Often paired with.
Most projects need more than one service. These are the ones clients most often add.