
Custom Web Application Development
Web applications built around how your business actually works, from first workflow to a maintained production system.
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WordPress sites, custom themes and plugins, and WooCommerce stores that are fast, secure and easy to edit.

WordPress powers many business websites and online shops. We build and improve WordPress sites, custom block themes and plugins, and WooCommerce stores, with attention to speed, security and an editing experience your team can use.
We favour the block editor and well-supported plugins over heavy page builders, keep custom code in version control, and set up updates, backups and staging so changes can be tested before they go live.
We review the current theme, plugins, content structure and the tasks editors or shop staff need to complete. The scope distinguishes configuration from custom development. Changes are checked in staging against agreed publishing or purchasing journeys, including error states, mobile use and the ability to update supported dependencies afterwards.
Content entry for an entire catalogue, premium plugin licences, payment-provider charges and third-party theme support are not included automatically. Search rankings and sales volumes cannot be promised as a build deliverable. Major migrations need a separate content and redirect plan.
A small shop could need clearer product options, an agreed checkout integration and an order notification workflow. Testing would cover both successful purchases and declined or interrupted payment attempts. This is a possible project scope rather than a completed store case study.
Work is quoted after the requirements and acceptance checks are agreed. The handover covers the delivered changes, verification notes and operating instructions for the agreed scope. Further releases and ongoing maintenance are optional and scoped separately.
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WordPress 7.0 and 7.1 raised PHP to 7.4, made the editor always iframed, moved image resizing into the browser and changed CSS specificity. A checklist for plugin and theme code.
Prepare the scope with this guide: WordPress 7.x for plugin and theme developers: check before you update. Its implementation choices should be reviewed for your project.
Where WordPress spends time and how to fix it: page, object, opcode and browser caches, autoloaded options and transients, WordPress 7.1's client-side image processing, and tuning speculative loading safely.
Prepare the scope with this guide: WordPress performance in 7.1: caching layers, images and speculative loading. Its implementation choices should be reviewed for your project.
When headless WordPress pays off, how to expose custom post types to the REST API or WPGraphQL, and how to cache and revalidate Next.js pages on publish.
Prepare the scope with this guide: Headless WordPress architecture: REST API, WPGraphQL and Next.js. Its implementation choices should be reviewed for your project.
Website security service combining a cloud web application firewall, DDoS mitigation and CDN with malware scanning, unlimited hack cleanups and blocklist removal.
WordPress monitoring and website protection are options to evaluate alongside patching and backups.
Global network service providing DDoS protection, a web application firewall, CDN and DNS, with a free plan for websites.
DNS, HTTPS and edge protection may form part of an agreed website deployment and security scope.

Web applications built around how your business actually works, from first workflow to a maintained production system.

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Connect one defined workflow across your existing tools, with clear exception handling, review steps and a practical handover.
A short message is enough: what the software should do, what is in the way, and any deadline. We reply by email.