Web development, integrations, and the IT plumbing that keeps it all running.

When an off-the-shelf plugin gets you 80% of the way and stops, we write the rest. Custom plugins, extensions to existing ones, and tailored admin tools for workflows that don’t exist in any plugin directory.

Typical use cases: bespoke post types and dashboards, automation for repetitive editorial work, custom form and data handling, and integrations that need to live close to the WordPress core rather than bolted on through a third-party service.

• WordPress
• PHP
• REST API
• Gutenberg Blocks

Ongoing care for the site after launch — core, plugin, and theme updates; backups; security patching; performance tuning; and the small bug fixes that pile up if nobody’s watching.

We also take on sites we didn’t build. If you inherited something messy, your last developer went quiet, or the site simply outgrew the person who set it up, we can pick it up and keep it running.

• WordPress
• Backups
• Security
• Performance

Managed hosting tuned specifically for WordPress — staging environments, automatic backups, caching, SSL, and monitoring handled by us instead of stitched together from a generic shared host.

Paired with our maintenance service it becomes a single point of accountability: site, plugins, server, and DNS all under one roof, so when something needs attention there’s no finger-pointing between vendors.

• Cloudflare
• NGINX
• PHP 8
• MySQL

Connecting websites to the other tools a business actually runs on — CRMs, payment processors, scheduling platforms, lead routers, and industry-specific systems that don’t come with a ready-made plugin.

Recent example: a blood testing kit submission flow that posts patient intake data straight from the WordPress site to the lab partner’s API, with the right validation, error handling, and confirmation steps in between.

• REST APIs
• OAuth
• Webhooks
• JSON

Setting up the tracking layer so the data behind the site is actually trustworthy — Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, and the conversion and event tracking that sits underneath all of them.

The goal is straightforward: form submissions, purchases, and key clicks should show up in the right place, ad spend should be measurable, and the team running campaigns should be able to tell a working channel from a wasted one.

• GA4
• GTM
• Meta Pixel
• Conversions

When the project is e-commerce-first and the storefront is the product, Shopify is often the better tool than WordPress — faster to launch, easier for non-technical staff to manage, and built for the volume and edge cases of real online retail.

Theme builds, customization, app and integration work, and migrations onto the platform when an existing WooCommerce store has outgrown its setup or is costing more to maintain than it should.

• Shopify
• Liquid
• Theme Kit
• Apps