eCommerce & CMS
WordPress Sites That Scale
WordPress runs a large share of the web. We build custom themes and plugins that give your team an editing experience they will actually like.
Overview
WordPress
WordPress is an open source content management system written in PHP and backed by MySQL or MariaDB. Its strengths are a mature editor, a huge plugin and theme ecosystem, flexible custom post types and taxonomies, and a REST API that also supports headless use. Editors can manage pages and posts without developer involvement.
Our focus is core WordPress: the CMS, themes, plugins and editor experience. We build block-based themes and custom blocks, plugins with clean architecture and secure data handling, and structured content models in ACF or native fields. We tune performance with caching, image optimization and lean plugin sets, harden sites, and handle updates and migrations. For commerce, see our WooCommerce work, and for the Automattic plugin suite, our Jetpack page.
Context
Why teams choose it
- 01
Editor-friendly content
A familiar admin and block editor let non-technical teams publish and update pages themselves.
- 02
Huge ecosystem
Themes and plugins cover most needs, and skilled developers are easy to find.
- 03
Flexible content models
Custom post types, taxonomies and fields suit directories, portfolios, courses and knowledge bases.
- 04
Own your site
Open source code and self-hosting keep content and data under your control.
Capabilities
What we build with it
- 01
Custom theme development
Block themes and classic themes built for speed, accessibility and brand consistency.
- 02
Plugin development
Purpose-built plugins following WordPress coding standards, with proper escaping and capability checks.
- 03
Gutenberg blocks
Custom blocks and patterns that give editors layout freedom within design rules.
- 04
Headless WordPress
Using WordPress as a content API for Next.js or other front ends when needed.
- 05
Performance and security
Caching, image optimization, update management, hardening and monitoring.
- 06
Migration and maintenance
Moving sites between hosts or platforms, consolidating multisite networks and ongoing updates.
Typical projects
- Corporate and marketing websites
- Publisher and blog platforms
- Membership and course sites
- Directories with custom content types
- Headless content back ends
Ecosystem & tooling
- WordPress
- PHP
- Gutenberg
- Advanced Custom Fields
- WP-CLI
- WP REST API
- MySQL
- Composer
Approach
How we work with it
- 1
Assess
We review your goals and any existing code to decide where this technology fits best.
- 2
Architect
We plan structure, integrations, data flow and hosting before writing production code.
- 3
Build
Features ship in small, reviewed increments with automated checks along the way.
- 4
Release & maintain
We deploy, monitor and keep dependencies and versions up to date.
FAQs
Common questions
Have a question that is not covered here? Get in touch.
Is WordPress secure?
The core is actively maintained, and most compromises come from outdated plugins, weak credentials or poor hosting. We reduce risk with update routines, minimal plugins, hardening and backups.
How is WordPress development different from using page builders?
Page builders speed up simple pages but can add bloat. Custom themes and blocks give cleaner code, better performance and tighter control, at higher upfront effort.
Can WordPress be used headless?
Yes. Its REST API and GraphQL plugins allow it to serve content to a separate front end. It adds complexity, so we recommend it when you need that flexibility.
What is the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org?
WordPress.org is the open source software you self-host and fully customize. WordPress.com is a hosted service with plan-based limits on plugins and code access.
Let's build what's next
Tell us about your idea, product or legacy system. Send us a message and we will help you scope the right next step.