Real WordPress problems, specific fixes, and measurable outcomes.

A hosting provider wiped a Florida manufacturer’s entire site, backup included, with $50,000 a month in ad spend pointed at dead pages. We rebuilt ~2,800 pages from the public web archive and had them live in five days.

The store was days from a fixed launch date when its developer simply stopped responding. The build was about 80% complete, more than 100 change requests were still open, and there was no handover or documentation.

An OpenCart to WooCommerce migration went live with old URLs, all returning 404s. We rebuilt the redirect map, fixed the SEO damage, and got rankings and sales climbing again.

The European Madero Association needed to take its training services beyond one market. We built a WordPress and WooCommerce platform that sells and delivers courses in six languages and currencies, with three payment routes and US + EU compliance built right in.

A US windows and doors manufacturer needed shoppers to see the exact product they were building, not a generic photo. We connected Threedium to WooCommerce so frame materials, colors, glass tint, and grids change in real time, with each product showing only the options it actually ships with.

Eucerin needed pharmacists to learn its product range and stay loyal to the brand, something a static training page cannot do. So we designed and built a mobile-first PWA where pharmacists could complete challenges, earn points, compete on a leaderboard, and qualify for monthly and final rewards. Eucerin’s team could run the campaign themselves through a custom admin panel.

Mindset Conference had to launch under a new name with a fixed event date already approaching. The organizer needed more than a marketing site. Tickets had to be sold, QR codes issued, and hundreds of attendees checked in at the door. We designed and built the complete WordPress site and corresponding WooCommerce ticketing system in 2 weeks. We were also on-site on event day to support the check-in system.

A US medical supplier handled client reorders through error-prone, manual systems. We built a B2B portal where their clients order for themselves, so orders flow straight into SAP: no sales time and no labor cost per order.

Renovation Angel buys and resells luxury pre-owned kitchens. Sellers submit inquiries with photos so the team can assess what they have and prepare a quote. The forms were working, but the photos never reached the team or its CRM. We traced the lead flow, found the problem outside the website, built a workaround for the missing photos, and fixed the rest of the site at the same time.

ProductDock’s WCAG 2.1 AA audit identified 92 issues across keyboard navigation, screen readers, contrast, forms, headings, and custom components. We ran our own technical review, identified the underlying issues, and resolved them at code level across desktop and mobile, bringing the website in line with the accessibility requirements.

A luxury coastal builder had the engineering expertise to win complex, high-value projects, but its marketing mostly showed finished homes. We built a content engine around the work happening on its job sites, turning the construction process into proof that reached 5.1M+ YouTube impressions.

Nine US home-builder websites were stuck on a custom Laravel platform the client no longer controlled. They had no access to the code, server, or admin. We rebuilt all nine sites in about a month, with 200+ pages for each, on one WordPress template. The client now owns and controls the websites and hosting.