WordPress, built around the way you work.
WordPress can be a useful choice when you want to publish content, manage products or work with existing plugins. The important bit is making it easy to look after, with clear ownership and running costs.
For businesses that need content editing, an established plugin ecosystem or a WooCommerce shop.
Choose it for the right reasons.
We look at what you need to edit and which features the website needs. WordPress is one option. A simpler static site or a custom application may suit a different job, and I will explain the trade-off.
Make the editor part of the brief.
Tell me who will change the text, publish posts or add products. We agree the editable areas, user access and handover instructions. A website you can update should not require you to rebuild the page layout every time you change a paragraph.
Know which plugins you are paying for.
Paid themes, plugin licences and external services are listed in the quote where they apply. We agree who holds the licences, what renews and what happens if a subscription stops. No mystery list of renewals after launch.
Decide who looks after it.
WordPress needs a plan for updates, backups and checking that important journeys still work. Hosting and maintenance are not interchangeable. We agree the ongoing responsibility and cost before the site goes live.
A few things
you might be wondering.
If your question is about your particular website, send it over. I would rather you ask.
Will I have administrator access?
We agree access and ownership in the proposal, including the accounts you need for content, hosting and licences. A monthly build transfers under its 12-month payment terms.
Are all plugins included?
No. Free and paid plugins have different terms. Any paid licences or external subscriptions needed for the agreed build are identified in the quote.
Do you only build with WordPress?
No. The platform follows the job. We also build custom websites and applications when that is the better fit.
Let’s build
your next website.
A free 15-minute call with me, Garreth.
Bring what you have. We can work out the rest.