Custom and block themes, editor patterns, plugin customisation the WordPress way, and integrations with the tools you use, built to stay fast and maintainable long after launch.
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WordPress development is building and extending WordPress sites properly: custom or block themes, editor blocks and patterns, plugin customisation and integrations, written so the site stays fast, editable and safe to update for years.
WordPress makes it easy to get something working. It also makes it easy to build something that’s fragile: a premium theme with forty bundled plugins, edits made directly inside a plugin that are wiped by the next update, a page builder layout nobody can change without breaking it. Our job is to give you the flexibility without the fragility.
| Approach | Best for | Trade-offs |
|---|---|---|
| Custom block theme | Sites that should be fast, consistent and easy to edit long term | Higher upfront design and build effort |
| Child theme of a solid parent | Customising a well-maintained theme without losing updates | Limited by the parent theme’s structure |
| Page builder (Elementor, Divi and similar) | Teams who want visual drag-and-drop editing | Heavier pages; layouts can be fragile; harder to migrate away |
| Premium marketplace theme | Quick starts on small budgets | Often bloated with features you don’t use; quality varies |
We work with all of these, including taking over and improving existing builder sites. For new builds, we usually recommend a custom block theme with reusable patterns, because it gives you safe editing with the least weight.
The WordPress block editor (Gutenberg) lets you build pages from blocks. We create custom blocks and patterns (pre-designed, reusable sections such as a service highlight, a pricing table or a testimonial layout) that match your brand. Editors pick a pattern, change the words and images, and the layout stays consistent.
We also lock down what shouldn’t be changed: colour palettes limited to brand colours, font sizes from your type scale, and templates that keep headers and footers consistent.
Editing a plugin’s files directly is the most common cause of “the update broke everything”: updates overwrite the changes, so the site either never gets updated or loses its customisations. We customise behaviour the way WordPress intends, through hooks, filters, child themes and small companion plugins, so the original plugin can keep updating.
When a plugin can’t do what you need, we’ll tell you whether a different plugin, a small custom plugin, or a change in approach is the better route.
Forms that send leads and subscribers to the tools your team already uses.
Booking systems connected to calendars, with confirmation emails that actually arrive.
Pulling in or sending data to third-party services through their APIs, securely.
Analytics and conversion tracking set up with respect for consent and page speed.
Speed is cheapest to build in and most expensive to bolt on. Every project starts with a budget for page weight and scripts, and each plugin, font and third-party script has to justify its place against it. We optimise images on upload, load scripts only on the pages that need them, and avoid layout shifts by reserving space for images and embeds.
The result is measured with lab tests before launch and with real-visitor Core Web Vitals afterwards. See speed optimization for how we measure.
For existing sites, a review of the theme, plugins and code; for new work, a brief of what editors need to do.
Which parts become templates, blocks and patterns, which plugins are justified, and what’s custom.
Developed in version control and deployed to a staging site you can review.
Editing experience, front end on real devices, accessibility basics, performance and compatibility with your plugins.
Released at a quiet time, with notes on how everything fits together.
A marketing team edits their services pages in a page builder, and every edit risks breaking the layout on mobile. Pages are heavy and slow.
The service page layout is rebuilt as a set of block patterns (hero, benefits, process, FAQ, call to action) styled to match the brand. Editors now assemble pages from patterns and change text and images freely without touching spacing or columns. The builder is removed from those templates, cutting page weight noticeably, and the team receives a short editing guide.
Composite example to explain the process. Not a specific client.
An administrator account and hosting access for existing sites.
The feature, the problem, or the editing experience you’re after.
API keys and access for any services being integrated, in your name.
So we can design the editing experience around them.
Yes. We improve and extend builder sites, fix performance and layout problems, and can plan a move to the block editor if it makes sense.
No. It’s built to WordPress standards with documentation, so any competent WordPress developer can work on it.
Yes, when no maintained plugin does the job well. We’ll explain the long-term maintenance it needs.
Yes. We can build from Figma or similar files and flag anything that would be hard to edit or slow to load.
For most business sites, yes, especially with custom blocks and patterns. We’ll be honest where a different approach is better.
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