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Custom themes
A site that looks like you, not a demo. Editors can change copy and pictures without breaking the layout.
WordPress
WordPress when the pages need to change without a deploy.
Custom WordPress themes, WooCommerce, and content sites — and a clear call when a custom PHP or Node app is the better fit.
WordPress
WooCommerce
Themes
Content
Technology
WordPress
Stack we use
WordPress · WooCommerce · Themes · Content
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Discuss this build →How we do this work
What you can expect from us.
WordPress is a good home when staff need to edit pages, posts, and a simple shop without waiting on us. We build a theme that matches the brand, keep plugins few, and write the bits that a theme cannot do.
We will also say when WordPress is the wrong size. A signed-in desk, complex stock, or a product people live in all day is usually Laravel, Nest, or React. You get that call in the brief — not after a year of plugins.
What we ship
What this work usually includes.
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WooCommerce
A catalog and checkout when the shop is the site. Holds, tax, and mail that you can follow later.
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Content and landing pages
A page for each offer, with titles and share images as part of the build.
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Headless WordPress
Editors stay in WordPress. The public face or the signed-in app can be React when the desk needs it.
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Care and updates
Core, theme, and a short plugin list — updated on a rhythm, with a way back if something breaks.
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A clean exit
If the product outgrows WordPress, we plan the move. We do not trap the content in a theme nobody else can read.
After it ships
What the team notices.
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Staff can edit
A sentence change does not need a deploy.
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Few plugins, named
We keep the list short. Each one has a reason.
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Honest about the ceiling
We say when a custom app will hurt less than another plugin.
Delivery
How we build it.
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Read the content
Who edits, how often, and whether a shop is the product or a side door.
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Pick theme or custom
A light theme we can own, not a pile of builders.
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Build the pages
Home, offers, and the templates staff will reuse.
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Connect the shop or forms
Checkout, mail, and the paths that move money.
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Hand over the editor
A short note on how to publish, and how we patch.
Typical use
Where this lands first.
- Studio sites
- Content hubs
- WooCommerce shops
- Landing pages
- Headless content
- Care after launch
Related services
Pick a next page.
Questions
Questions teams ask first
- WordPress or a custom app?
- WordPress when pages and a simple shop are the work. Laravel, Nest, or React when staff live in a signed-in product all day.
- Do you work with WooCommerce?
- Yes. We use it when the catalog is a normal shop. Custom stock or B2B price often wants Laravel or Node beside it — or instead of it.
- Can you join an existing WordPress site?
- Yes. We start with the theme, the plugin list, and a backup — then change one thing at a time.
Ready when you are
Talk about a WordPress build.
PHP, Node.js, React, or a mix. You get a tracking ID and a reply from the same people who will build it.