Practical insights on web development, maintenance, and making technical decisions that reduce risk.
Most problems with WordPress developers appear after the project, not during it. Knowing what to look for before hiring reduces that risk considerably.
Taking over a WordPress site from another developer is not the same as starting fresh. Most rescues begin with an audit of a system no one fully understands.
A site going down is not always an emergency. A checkout failing on a WooCommerce store is. Knowing the difference saves time and money.
WooCommerce performance is not just about caching. Dynamic content, cart sessions and payment gateways require a different approach to standard WordPress optimisation.
Most WordPress security incidents are preventable. They happen on sites that have not been through a basic hardening checklist.
Hiring a Craft CMS developer means paying for a wide stack of knowledge, tools and experience that sits behind every hour of work. This is what that looks like.