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WordPress & CMS Development

Custom WordPress and CMS builds your team can actually update.

Custom themes, plugins and headless CMS setups built so your marketing team can update pages, blogs and landing pages without filing a ticket every time.

A CMS that requires a developer for every content change has failed at its one job. We build custom themes and page structures around what your marketing team actually needs to edit — copy, images, landing pages — without exposing settings that could break the site if touched incorrectly.

For teams that want more design flexibility than WordPress themes typically allow, we also build headless CMS setups — a modern, fast front-end (often Next.js) pulling content from a CMS your team manages independently of the codebase.

Discuss this service

What's included

  • Custom WordPress themes & plugins
  • Headless CMS (Next.js front-end) builds
  • Page-builder setups for non-technical teams
  • Migration from legacy platforms

Who this is for

  • A marketing team that has to wait on developers for every page edit
  • A WordPress site slowed down by bloated themes and plugins
  • A business wanting modern front-end performance with easy content editing
  • A migration off an outdated or unsupported CMS

Common questions

Is WordPress still a good choice in 2026?+

For content-heavy sites where the team needs to self-publish frequently, yes — when built cleanly with a purpose-built theme rather than a bloated page-builder stack.

What's the advantage of a headless CMS?+

Faster load times and more front-end design freedom, while your team still edits content through a familiar CMS interface — the trade-off is a slightly higher initial build cost.

Can you migrate our content without losing SEO rankings?+

Yes — content, URLs and metadata are migrated with proper redirects in place, and we monitor rankings closely in the weeks after launch.

Have a project in mind? Let's scope it properly.

Tell us what you're building or trying to grow. We'll respond with questions before we respond with a quote.