Service 06
WordPress Development Services
WordPress development — custom themes and plugins, ACF, WooCommerce, and headless WordPress with Next.js frontends.
I build custom WordPress websites, themes, plugins, ACF implementations, WooCommerce stores, and headless WordPress architectures. With 3+ years of WordPress experience, I handle everything from custom themes to performance optimization.
What's Included
- 01Custom theme development
- 02Custom plugin development
- 03ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) implementations
- 04WooCommerce and ecommerce
- 05Headless WordPress with Next.js
- 06WordPress REST API and third-party integrations
- 07Performance optimization and Core Web Vitals
- 08SEO and security
How I Work
Understand
Understand the business, product or technical problem.
Plan
Define the structure, functionality and technical approach.
Build
Develop the frontend, backend, integrations and required functionality.
Test
Test responsiveness, browser compatibility, performance and functionality.
Deploy
Move the project into production.
Improve
Continue with optimization, maintenance and support when needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a WordPress development service include?
Everything from custom theme and plugin development to ACF-based content models, WooCommerce stores, headless WordPress with Next.js, and performance and security hardening. I build on WordPress without bloating it with page-builder plugins, so the site stays fast and easy to maintain.
How much does a WordPress website cost?
A brochure or business website lands lower; custom themes, WooCommerce, and integrations raise the scope. The biggest cost drivers are custom functionality and the number of page templates. I'll give you a fixed quote after a short scoping call.
Do you build WooCommerce stores?
Yes — WooCommerce store setup, custom checkout flows, payment gateways, product and catalog migration, and conversion optimization. For higher-traffic stores I also build headless commerce with WordPress and Next.js.
What is headless WordPress and why use it?
Headless WordPress keeps the familiar WordPress admin for editing while a Next.js frontend serves the public site. You get better performance and security, since the rendering layer is decoupled from the CMS and only fetches content through the API.
Can you take over an existing WordPress site?
Yes. I start with a health check of the theme, plugins, and hosting, then give you a written plan covering fixes, performance work, and any rebuilds worth doing.