Services
What I build.
Every engagement starts from the same foundation: a technically sound, semantically clean WordPress site, designed to rank as well as it looks.
WordPress Design & Build
Custom sites built on GeneratePress + GenerateBlocks — fast, maintainable, and free of bloated page-builder overhead.
Technical SEO & Structured Data
Custom sites built on GeneratePress + GenerateBlocks — fast, maintainable, and free of bloated page-builder overhead.
Migrations & Rebuilds
Moving off a proprietary platform or a dated build onto WordPress, without losing SEO equity or content along the way.
Custom Post Types & Content Systems
ACF-powered custom post types and templates for catalogs, portfolios, and structured content that’s easy to manage.
Multilingual Websites
Sites built to serve multiple languages and markets from the ground up, not translated as an afterthought.
Ongoing Care & Support
Maintenance, content updates, and SEO monitoring after launch — a site is a starting point, not a one-off deliverable.
Process
How a project runs.
01
Discovery call
A short conversation about what you need, your current site (if any), and your goals.
02
Proposal & scope
A clear, fixed-scope proposal — what’s included, what it costs, and the timeline.
03
Design & build
Design and development, with check-ins so there are no surprises at delivery.
03
Launch & optimize
Go live, then monitor and refine — technical SEO is ongoing, not a launch-day checkbox.
FAQ
Common questions.
Most WordPress builds take 2–6 weeks depending on scope; technical SEO engagements on an existing site are faster, typically 1–3 weeks.
Both. A large part of the work is technical SEO and redesign of existing sites — sometimes that grows into a full rebuild once we’re in it.
Monitoring rankings and technical health, refining meta and content based on performance, and fixing issues (like broken links or schema errors) before they affect visibility.
Every proposal lists exactly what’s in and out of scope before work starts — no surprise line items. Hosting and premium plugin licenses are typically billed separately, at cost.
Yes — multilingual structure is planned from the architecture stage, not bolted on with a translation plugin afterward.