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WordPress Development

Custom builds, themes, blocks, plugins, integrations, migrations, and managed improvements.

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WordPress Development

WordPress development without proprietary lock-in – maintainable, extensible, and designed around the existing system.

WordPress

Custom development without forcing WordPress out of shape.

We build themes, blocks, plugins, and integrations around the editorial workflow, operations, and existing codebase.

We treat WordPress as an extensible platform, not a ready-made template. Themes, blocks, and plugins are built around your editorial workflows and your existing codebase.

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WordPress development

Custom websites

Complete WordPress implementations with controlled theme and plugin code.

Themes & blocks

Responsive templates and Gutenberg blocks for reusable editorial workflows.

Plugins & integrations

Purpose-built functionality and secure connections to CRM, ERP, APIs, or external services.

Migration & improvement

Existing sites are analyzed, moved, modernized, and extended deliberately.

Technical reference engineered in-house

Mivabyte Media Folders is an open-source plugin engineered by our team for the native WordPress media library.

Preconditions, limits, and effort

What to know before we start

What we need from you

Access to the existing WordPress system and its code, a named contact for editorial and technical questions, and clarity about what editors should be able to do themselves.

Where the service ends

We develop theme, blocks, plugins, and integrations. Editorial content, third-party licence costs, and ongoing operation are included only when agreed.

What changes the effort

The condition and age of the existing system, the number of active plugins, the scope of data migration, the number of custom blocks and templates, and requirements around roles, languages, and accessibility.

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