Custom themes
Designed and coded for your brand and content, with only the templates your site actually uses.
Custom themes, plugins and integrations on WordPress — lean, fast and structured so your team can edit pages confidently instead of being afraid to touch them.
WordPress runs a large share of the web, which means it also carries a reputation it does not always deserve. The sites that are slow, fragile or constantly breaking are usually not suffering from WordPress itself — they are running a heavy multipurpose theme, thirty plugins that overlap, and a page builder holding the layout together with inline styles.
We build the other kind. A custom theme that contains only the code your site needs, custom fields set up so content has a proper structure, and plugins used sparingly and deliberately. The result loads faster, survives updates, and stays understandable to whoever works on it next — including a developer who is not us.
That structure is also what makes WordPress genuinely useful for a business. When content is stored in labelled fields rather than pasted into one large text box, your team can publish a new service page, case study or landing page in minutes, and it comes out looking exactly like the rest of the site.
Three decisions that separate a WordPress site that lasts from one that has to be rebuilt in two years.
A bought theme ships with code for every business it was ever sold to, and you pay for that in load time and in settings nobody understands. We build a theme that contains only your layouts, so pages are lighter and updates stop being frightening.
We map your content into proper fields — headings, images, prices, features — so editors fill a clear form and the design stays intact. It also means the same content can feed a listing page, a search filter or an app later.
Every plugin is code you did not write, running on every page load and needing updates forever. We use them where they genuinely save time and write small custom code where a plugin would be overkill.
WordPress work we take on, from a full site to a single stubborn feature.
Designed and coded for your brand and content, with only the templates your site actually uses.
Small, focused plugins for the feature you need, instead of installing a large one and using five per cent of it.
Custom fields and blocks so your team can build pages that stay on-brand without touching code.
Moving from an old CMS, a builder or static pages, with content, URLs and rankings carried across.
Removing bloat, tuning queries, caching and images until the site is fast on a normal phone.
Sensible permissions, login protection, updates and backups, so the site is not an easy target.
A good WordPress build is judged two years later, by whoever has to change it.
Talk to a WordPress developerThe shapes a WordPress project usually takes when a business calls us.
Service pages, case studies and a blog, structured so marketing can publish without a developer.
The store layer on top of WordPress, with the same care given to product pages and checkout.
One site serving several languages or regions, with the URL structure search engines expect.
Logins, roles, paywalls and member-only resources, built so access rules stay predictable.
Connecting WordPress to a CRM, ERP, booking system or internal tool, usually over an API.
Inheriting a site nobody understands, documenting it, and making it maintainable again.
Modern WordPress, used the way it is meant to be used.
Hand-built templates with clean markup, no page-builder lock-in.
Structured content, so editing is a form rather than a guess.
When the site also needs to sell.
WordPress as the editor with a Next.js front end, when speed is critical.
Five stages, each ending in something you can open and review.
We map your content, your editors and the integrations involved, then agree scope, timeline and a fixed estimate.
Before design, we decide what each page type contains and which fields your team will fill in.
Templates designed for your real content, on desktop and mobile, approved before development starts.
Theme, fields and any custom plugin are built, with a staging site you can log into as an editor.
Migration, redirects, speed and security checks, then training so your team can run it.
A custom WordPress site usually runs 4–8 weeks. A single plugin or integration is faster; a large migration takes longer.
| Stage | Typical time | What you receive |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery & content model | 1 week | Scope, page types, field plan, fixed estimate |
| Design | 1–2 weeks | Designed templates for every page type |
| Theme & fields build | 2–3 weeks | Staging site you can edit as a normal user |
| Integrations & testing | 1 week | Connected systems, tested forms and flows |
| Migration & launch | 3–5 days | Live site, redirects, training session |
Custom WordPress work is quoted per project after a short call. Small plugin or integration jobs can be quoted by the day; full builds get a fixed price with a clear scope.
Get your estimateThese are the complaints that usually bring a WordPress site to us. Each one is fixable, and none of them is really WordPress’s fault.
Ask for a WordPress auditA founding team needed a working product to put in front of investors — without an in-house engineering team and without a year of development.
Read case studyHigh-volume business logic, CRM updates and data pipelines were running on manual operations work — slow, expensive and easy to get wrong.
Read case studyCustom WooCommerce stores on WordPress — your content and your shop in one place, with full control over the checkout, the data and the costs.
Learn moreWe design and build custom websites on WordPress or a modern headless stack — fast to load, easy for your team to manage, and built around one job: turning visitors into enquiries.
Learn moreCore Web Vitals, page speed and server tuning for WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify — measured on mid-range devices and real connections, not on a developer’s laptop.
Learn moreUpdates, backups, security monitoring, uptime checks and the small changes you need every month — handled by the team that builds websites for a living, not a support queue.
Learn moreWhat businesses ask before starting a WordPress project.
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