WordPress development: builds, rebuilds and fixes

Yes, when it's set up properly. WordPress gives you control over page titles, descriptions, URLs, headings and structured data, and it works well with Google Search Console. What usually hurts SEO on WordPress is a heavy theme, too many plugins or slow hosting, which is why we keep our builds lean and fast.

It depends on who edits the site and how. A well-structured page-builder implementation such as Elementor suits teams who want to change and rearrange pages visually. If the site has lots of repeatable content and speed matters most, a leaner, more structured setup may suit it better. WordPress builds can include custom layouts, page-builder implementations, integrations and tailored functionality depending on project requirements. We recommend an approach after seeing your content and how your team works.

WordPress core is actively maintained and secure when kept up to date. Most WordPress hacks are caused by outdated or abandoned plugins, weak or shared passwords, and poor hosting. We keep the plugin list short, use reputable plugins and set sensible user roles. Where appropriate, projects can include security hardening, two-step login and scheduled backups. A maintenance plan keeps it that way after launch.

Yes. Your site is built on WordPress, so you can edit text, images and pages without touching code. We give you a walkthrough at handover. If you'd rather not do it yourself, just send us the changes.

Usually, yes. We start by measuring what is slow, then fix the causes: oversized images, too many plugins, render-blocking scripts, missing caching, a heavy theme or underpowered hosting. Some sites need a few targeted fixes; others are so bloated that a lean rebuild is the better investment. We tell you which before you commit.

Yes. We move your content, rebuild the design, and set up 301 redirects from your old URLs to protect the search traffic you already have. See website redesign for how we handle the switch.

Yes. We start with a quick review of the site's health (outdated plugins, backups, security, speed) and tell you what needs fixing before we take it on.

The same way as working with a local team, with less overhead. We agree scope and price in writing, share progress for review, and talk over email, WhatsApp or video calls. You deal directly with the developers doing the work, we reply within 24 hours, and proposals are in USD or another agreed invoice currency.