WordPress experience, honest advice
We built more than a hundred WordPress sites and custom plugins. We put that experience to work when your site gets stuck: assessing, repairing, cleaning up or migrating. With honest advice on what makes sense.
Our WordPress background
Over the years we built more than a hundred WordPress sites: complete websites, custom themes and custom plugins. We know the platform from the inside, including its pitfalls.
That experience helps you with:
- Assessing your current WordPress site: what is going on and what is the sensible next step?
- Untangling stuck plugins or custom work from a previous developer
- Cleaning up or rebuilding your site on our own WordPress stack
- A careful migration to Statamic, preserving content and findability
WordPress or Statamic? Honest advice
Our preference for new builds is Statamic: fast, secure and built as one coherent whole. But WordPress is a full part of what we offer. For WooCommerce, for those who deliberately want to work fully open source or simply prefer WordPress, we build on our own clean stack: a custom theme, ACF, a small fixed plugin pool and full page cache.
Because that is the lesson of more than a hundred WordPress sites: the problem is rarely the platform, but how a site is built. A sprawl of plugins makes updates exciting instead of routine. A clean build prevents that. The same goes for online stores; see the WooCommerce alternative.
Does your organisation run fine on WordPress? Then we will simply say so.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Periodic updates of core, theme and plugins, tested in advance, with security monitoring and daily backups. Even if we did not build the site; we simply assess it first. Read more at WordPress development.
Usually yes. We read the code, document what the plugin does and advise on the sensible route: repair, rebuild or include it in a migration.
That depends on the size of the site and the custom work inside it. The WordPress migration page explains our approach. After a conversation you get a clear quote.