WordPress
Pages, posts, and editing you already know.
WordPress + modern frontend
WordPress you can edit. A frontend that holds up.
I build WordPress sites, headless frontends, plugins, and small web systems. Clear pages, a setup you can keep running, and no mystery stack.
Focus
Modern website system
Overview- WordPress editing
- Public frontend, not the admin
- A support path after launch
How I work
Match the build to the job
Some projects stay on WordPress. Some need a separate frontend. Some just need a form that stops dumping into a spreadsheet. I pick the thinnest setup that still holds.
PHP
Custom backend work when WordPress needs more than a theme.
Modern JS
Astro or React frontends when the public site needs more control.
Headless
WordPress for content. A separate frontend for the public pages.
Automation
Forms, notifications, and small internal tools.
SEO + Speed
Structure, metadata, and cleanup so the site stays findable.
How the pieces connect
From the editor to the visitor
Content stays in WordPress when that helps. The public site is what a customer actually sees. Tools and SEO sit beside that path — not as four disconnected cards.
You edit. The admin stays backstage.
Pages and posts live in WordPress. Update copy there — visitors never see that screen.
The visitor site is a separate front door.
A modern frontend reads the published content and serves the public pages — faster and cleaner than handing people the admin theme.
Internal tools sit beside the public site.
Tables, filters, and the buttons the team actually clicks — not a second product, just the work around the site.
Findability and speed stay readable.
Structure, metadata, and Core Web Vitals as quiet checks — so the public page stays findable after launch.
Services
Four ways to start
Each card goes to a section on the services page. Combine them if the project needs it.
Websites
Rebuilds and new sites with pages that make sense, load quickly, and are easy to update.
WordPress + frontend
Keep WordPress for editing. Serve the public site from a faster, cleaner frontend.
Plugins and tools
Custom WordPress features, forms, and small internal tools when a generic plugin will not do.
Automation
Intake, notifications, and handoffs so the site supports the work around it.
Process
Four steps, then support
Discover
What the site has to do, who uses it, and what is already in the way.
Structure
Pages, content fields, and the build path — before the pixels pile up.
Build
Frontend, WordPress connection, forms, and the extras you actually need.
Launch
Go live, then keep a support path for updates and fixes.
Examples
Sample work shapes — not client logos
These are example layouts, labeled as such. I would rather show the kind of build than invent a logo wall.
Headless storefront
Example layout
Membership WordPress
Example layout
Internal tool
Example layout
Want a site you can still edit next year?
Tell me what you have now, what is getting in the way, and what should ship first.