1. Audit and scope
Review the current stack, content model, and launch risk so the proposal reflects real constraints instead of guesses.
Process
A delivery process built to reduce surprises and keep decisions visible.
The process is intentionally simple: align on outcomes, remove technical uncertainty early, then deliver in small reviewable steps.
2. Build the stable foundation
Create templates, content structures, and migration rules before polishing edge cases or secondary pages.
3. Launch with checks
Validate redirects, schema, internal links, performance, and crawl readiness before the site replaces the old one.
Frequently asked
Questions that usually come up before a project starts
Do you build fully custom WordPress sites instead of using a page builder?
Yes. The default approach is a custom theme structure with file-based templates, cleaner markup, and better control over long-term maintenance.
Can you help with WooCommerce customisation too?
Yes. That includes product page structure, checkout improvements, store UX updates, and code-level WooCommerce work where templates or plugins fall short.
Do you take on ongoing support after launch?
Yes. Retainers are available for performance work, new page delivery, WooCommerce enhancements, and technical maintenance.
Primary next step
A calm migration starts with a clean scope.
Bring the current site, the conversion problem, or the delivery deadline. We can scope the smartest next step without overcomplicating the build.