WordPress Development Services
Custom themes, custom plugins, headless builds and performance work. WordPress built properly for the people who have to maintain it afterwards.
WordPress is easy
to start. Hard to keep
Most WordPress pain is not WordPress. It is decisions taken early to move fast, paid for every month afterwards.
Start With a Pilot ProjectPlugins
Editing
Inheritance
What We Build in WordPress
The work sits at the custom end. Off-the-shelf theme installs are cheap everywhere; the value is in what a template genuinely cannot do.
View All ServicesCustom Theme Development
- Built from your designs, not a template
- Gutenberg blocks and block theme patterns
- ACF field groups and flexible content
- Custom post types and taxonomy design
- Editor experience your client can use
Custom Plugin Development
Headless & Decoupled
Performance & Migrations
What we build with
Standard, widely known tooling — so another developer can pick the project up without learning our conventions first.
- WordPress
- PHP
- Elementor
- WooCommerce
- JavaScript
- CSS
- GitHub
- Next.js
ACF Pro field groups, Gutenberg blocks and custom themes sit on the same foundation. Headless with Next.js where it genuinely earns its place.
What every WordPress build is measured against
Plugin discipline
Fewer, chosen deliberately, audited for what they do.
Performance
Fixed at source, not cached over.
Security
Patched dependencies, scoped credentials, hardened config.
Editor experience
Fields and blocks shaped around real content.
Data model
Post types and taxonomies designed before they are needed.
Staging first
Nothing goes straight to production, ever.
Accessibility
Semantic markup, keyboard paths, focus states.
Handover
Documented so another developer can take it on.
How a WordPress Project Runs
Scope & Audit
Build on Staging
Launch & Support
Scope & Audit
New build or inherited site, we start by establishing what is actually there: content, functionality, integrations, and anything already broken.
Build on Staging
Theme, blocks and any custom plugin work built and reviewed on staging, tested across browsers and devices before anything goes near production.
Launch & Support
Redirects mapped, performance measured, documentation handed over — then ongoing maintenance if you want the update cycle handled.
Scope & Audit
New build or inherited site, we start by establishing what is actually there: content, functionality, integrations, and anything already broken.
Build on Staging
Theme, blocks and any custom plugin work built and reviewed on staging, tested across browsers and devices before anything goes near production.
Launch & Support
Redirects mapped, performance measured, documentation handed over — then ongoing maintenance if you want the update cycle handled.
Why Agencies Hand Us Their WordPress
Work
The platform is easy to sell and expensive to maintain badly
Fewer Plugins
Purpose-built code where three overlapping plugins used to sit.
Client Can Edit
Fields and blocks shaped around how they actually work.
Safe to Update
Staging first, version control, and backups that get restored.
Inherited Sites
We audit first and say honestly whether to repair or rebuild.
Invisible Delivery
NDA as standard, no client contact, your naming on everything.
WordPress Builtfor the People WhoMaintain It
Plugin count is
the best predictor of future pain.
Every plugin is a dependency on someone else's maintenance schedule, and most WordPress sites carry several that overlap. Auditing that pile and replacing it with a small amount of code you own is usually the highest-value thing we can do to an inherited site.
WordPress development for agencies
A large share of this work arrives through marketing agencies who sell WordPress projects and need them built without carrying a permanent developer. It runs entirely under your brand.
Reselling WordPress under your own brand
Everything on this page can be delivered so your client only ever sees your agency. The terms, the process and the handover are set out in full on their own page.
Build WordPress under your agency's brand →WordPress maintenance you can resell
The retainer that follows the build, delivered under your brand with reports you can forward. Recurring revenue your agency keeps without hiring for it.
WordPress maintenance →Consistent across repeat projects
The same theme architecture, the same editor conventions and the same handover documentation on every build, so your team is not relearning a site each time.
How agency partnerships work →Beyond WordPress when it stops fitting
Some briefs outgrow WordPress. When that happens we will say so and build the right thing rather than forcing the platform to do something it resents.
Custom web development →What Clients Say About the Delivery
Yusuf is amazing to work with! So positive and polite and delivers work at lightening speed! Highly recommend him!
Professional worker. Great attitude and got everything done in the timeframe he promised. Brought our website Semrush statues from a mid 70's to a 97%. Was always available to answer any questions we had. Will definitely hire him again for any projects going forward
Muhammad went above and beyond to get the job done. Highly recommend working with him.
Highly skilled, and provides great quality work. Communication and Cooperation is fantastic!
Can it get any better than this? I was travelling and not able to send all the details for Muhammad, but he did amazing work and can I see he has years of experiences and is very profesional. In fact, I just hired him again. Highly recommended
Really great work in web design and web development. I can highly recommend him. Good communication and quick responses.
Muhammad quickly found the root of the problem and fixed it. He needed no hand holding, he just jumped right in a fixed it which was exactly what I needed.
Muhammad is a very experienced Wordpress Developer, I really like working with him!
Muhammad did an excellent job on our website and followed the brief. He is a good communicator and didn't hesitate to ask any questions about aspects of the design and layout. We would highly recommend him.
great to work with and solved our problems. Recommended!
Muhammad communicates well and has solid development expertise. He is fair in how he operates and will not charge for payment if the intended outcome is not possible despite spending the time researching the solution
Super helpful and really creative with implementing landing page design for an online course. I'm grateful for his support and effort in being accessible for updates and changes. Looking forward to working with him again!
Muhammad went above and beyond to get the job done. Highly recommend working with him.
WordPress FAQs
It depends on how much of the design is bespoke, how much custom functionality sits behind it, whether there is a legacy site to migrate, and whether anything talks to a third-party system. A brochure site from supplied designs and a site with a booking engine, a CRM sync and 4,000 posts to migrate are not the same project. We quote a fixed figure before anything starts.
It depends on who maintains the site and for how long. Page builders earn their place on small sites where a non-technical owner needs to change things. They cost you later in page weight, in Core Web Vitals, and in the layout being locked inside a plugin. A custom theme costs more up front and gives editors a constrained set of tools that cannot break the design.
Yes, and it is a substantial part of what we do. We start with an audit: platform and PHP versions, the plugin inventory, known vulnerabilities, whether the theme has been edited directly, and whether backups exist and work. You get that assessment before committing to anything. Occasionally the finding is that the site is cheaper to rebuild than to keep patching.
Yes: custom post types and taxonomies, admin interfaces, third-party integrations, WooCommerce extensions, and functionality that genuinely does not exist off the shelf. We also do the opposite, replacing three or four overlapping plugins with a small amount of purpose-built code, because plugin count is one of the more reliable predictors of how painful a site is to maintain.
Yes, typically with WordPress as the editing back end and Next.js on the front, connected through the REST API or WPGraphQL. It buys front-end performance and a modern component architecture. It costs you the live preview editors expect, the plugin ecosystem that assumed it controlled the front end, and a second system to maintain. Right for content-heavy sites where speed is commercial, wrong for a small marketing site.