Hire a WordPress Developer Who Writes Real Code

Most WordPress engagements start within three to five business days of a signed agreement, because we match you with an engineer who already passed our five-stage vetting. You share admin and hosting access, we take a baseline backup and audit in the first session, and shipped work lands the same week.

Every WordPress engineer passes five stages: a review of live sites and the code behind them, a technical interview on hooks and the template hierarchy, a paired build exercise under a performance budget, a communication check, and a supervised first sprint where nothing deploys without senior review. No stage gets skipped.

Yes, inherited sites are a large share of our WordPress work. We start with a structured audit of the theme, plugins, and database, take a full backup, then fix in order of risk: security first, then performance, then the features you actually asked about. You get a written picture of what we found before major changes.

Yes, WooCommerce is core to the role, covering checkout customization, payment and shipping integrations, product data migrations, and performance tuning for stores with large catalogs. Store changes are built on staging and tested against real order flows before anything reaches your live checkout.

No, we build the WordPress way so updates stay safe: child themes instead of edited parent themes, custom functionality in proper plugins instead of theme hacks, and no core file modifications ever. Your site keeps taking WordPress, theme, and plugin updates normally after we are done.

You do, entirely and from the first commit. The site runs on your hosting, the code lives in your repository, and every credential stays in your hands. The agreement assigns all work to you, so ending the engagement never puts your site or its history at risk.