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Custom WordPress development built for long-term growth

Tailored Solutions

Development shaped around your business goals and website needs.

Clean, Scalable Builds

Reliable, maintainable solutions designed for long-term growth.

Long-Term Value

Flexible development that supports future improvements and easier maintenance.

Practical problem-solving backed by real WordPress projects

  • We were working with a poorly constructed existing Theme and some non-standard code. His approach to problem-solving and communication was very impressive. I enjoyed working with him and highly recommend.

    Dan S.

    Dan S.

    Codeable Client

  • Andrew did a great job working quickly and efficiently. He was able to pick up the pieces from a previously bad situation and really turned the project around. Great at communicating and quickly responds. We will be working with him again :).

    Jessica G.

    Jessica G.

    Codeable Client

What I Can Help You Build

Custom WordPress development project overview

A clear, practical development process

WordPress development process steps

Questions before you start a project

New builds use WordPress’s own block editor: a block theme with custom blocks, so there is no page builder to load or renew. If your site already runs on a page builder, I can extend it or fix it. If rebuilding would cost you less than patching, I’ll say so before any work starts.

Yes. Each custom block has the fields your content needs, so you change text, images and links in the normal WordPress editor without touching code or breaking the layout.

If a well-maintained plugin does the job, I’ll recommend it. Custom code makes sense when plugins would add weight you don’t need, clash with each other, or can’t do what your business needs. Either way, you get the reasoning before I build anything.

After a short call about what you need, you get a fixed price split into milestones. The work runs through Codeable, which holds each payment until that milestone is delivered.

It shouldn’t. Performance is part of every build: scripts and styles load only on the pages that use them, and I measure Core Web Vitals before launch. You can see how I test speed on my own site in the Astro vs WordPress speed test.

Everything is tested on a staging copy before it goes live. After launch, I fix anything I built that doesn’t work as agreed. For ongoing updates and monitoring, see the maintenance plans.