For some projects, templates work fine—especially for quick one-pagers. But as soon as you want something more specific, or you run into limitations, it will get frustrating. I’ve seen a lot of businesses outgrow “off-the-shelf” setups pretty quickly. A custom approach almost always saves you time, money and headaches in the long run.

That’s a common concern. My goal is to keep things simple on your end—so you’re not dependent on anyone for every little change. If you want to handle updates yourself, I’ll show you the ropes. If not, I can step in when needed.

Nothing stays the same forever. I build always with flexibility in mind so that we can adapt later on – whether that means adding features, changing the design or simply updating content.

Form follows function and design without purpose doesn’t move the needle. I develop with lead-gen in mind—clear CTAs, smart funnels, and optimization for speed and usability. That way, your site becomes a continuous source of new business.

Absolutely. Technical audits and architecture reviews are part of my service. I can identify what’s causing issues—whether it’s performance, structure, or plugin conflicts—and provide a clear plan to fix and optimize your site.

That’s exactly where custom plugin development comes in. If there’s a specific workflow or integration your business needs, I can build it from scratch—clean, well-documented, and easy to maintain.

Yes. Even with custom code, I structure everything for clarity and usability—so you can manage content or simple settings without needing to touch code. Developer handoff and documentation are always included.

That’s exactly the kind of architecture planning I offer. We’ll define a structure that’s ready for scale and flexible enough for multi-language, integrations, or future growth—without sacrificing performance.