WordPress
A site you can update yourself, without calling a developer
For a business that mainly needs to publish — pages, posts, services, photos — WordPress is often the honest recommendation. It's cheaper to build, you control the content, and there's no shortage of people who can maintain it. I'll tell you when it's the right answer, and when it isn't.
- You edit your own content, so small changes don't wait on anyone
- Lower build cost than a fully custom site for content-driven businesses
- Mature SEO and plugin ecosystem for the common requirements
- Any WordPress developer can maintain it — you're not tied to me
The kind of work this is right for.
Custom themes built to your design, not a bought template
Speed and Core Web Vitals fixes on slow existing sites
Security clean-ups and hardening after a hack
Custom post types and fields for structured content
Headless WordPress — WordPress for editing, Next.js for the front end
Services that use WordPress.
Things people ask before starting.
Related CMS & Platforms Skills
Technologies I usually pair with WordPress.
Need a WordPress developer?
Tell me what you're trying to build or fix. I'll come back with a clear scope and timeline in writing — and I'll say so if WordPress isn't the right tool for it.
