Custom WordPress development that fits the way your business actually works.

A custom theme, plugin, Gutenberg block, integration or a focused feature within an existing site can all be custom development. The scope follows your requirements; it does not have to mean rebuilding the entire website.

Yes. I first review the theme, plugins and relevant dependencies, then identify how to add the feature without disrupting working parts. If the existing setup creates a constraint, I explain it before we agree on the implementation.

I compare the requirement with maintained existing options before recommending custom work. A suitable plugin can be the right choice; custom development becomes useful when the available options create awkward workflows, unreliable dependencies or ongoing maintenance problems.

Yes. I can implement approved designs or an existing design system and build reusable Gutenberg blocks, patterns and templates. We agree on the editing controls so your team can update content without having to recreate the design each time.

I assess the API documentation, authentication, available data and business rules before confirming the integration scope. The work can include data mapping, permissions, error handling and a plan for maintaining the connection.

The editorial workflow is part of the scope. We identify what your team needs to change, provide appropriate controls and include documentation proportionate to the project. Changes to the underlying functionality may still need a developer.

I can work with your designer, agency or existing developers. I review requirements, dependencies and responsibilities before estimating; if technical discovery is needed, I separate it from implementation so the proposal can define deliverables, exclusions and review points clearly.

Ongoing maintenance and further development can be agreed separately. Before handover, we clarify ownership, documentation and the next steps for support so you know how future changes will be handled.