A complex offer for several audiences
The organisation speaks to customers, partners, distributors or candidates. Each audience needs a clear route to the right information and next step.
I design and develop bespoke WordPress websites that make complex offers easier to understand, guide visitors towards the right action and give internal teams practical publishing control. Each build has its own content architecture, UX, visual system and lightweight WordPress theme.
Good fit
A bespoke build makes sense when the website has a defined role in sales, marketing or partner communication. Its architecture is designed around the content and the way the organisation works.
The organisation speaks to customers, partners, distributors or candidates. Each audience needs a clear route to the right information and next step.
The team publishes articles, resources, products, projects or campaign pages. It needs reliable structures that preserve quality without rebuilding layouts by hand.
Content, forms and calls to action need to start a useful conversation with the right context. Data can flow into a CRM, newsletter or sales process.
WordPress needs to exchange data with an external catalogue, API, recruitment system, location directory, document library or another business tool.
What the build covers
The scope connects information architecture, interface design, publishing workflows and technical delivery. The internal team receives a coherent system it can continue to use.
I map the audiences, their questions, the offer structure and important actions. The result is a site map and a defined set of content types.
Key views are designed around information and user decisions. The visual system expresses the brand clearly across screen sizes.
The theme implements the approved design with a small dependency footprint. The code is prepared for performance, accessibility and controlled updates.
I create blocks, post types and fields around the organisation's real material. Editors work with names and structures that match their day-to-day work.
I connect forms, CRM, newsletters, analytics and external data sources. The scope covers validation, consent and clear behaviour when an error occurs.
I migrate the agreed material, map URLs and prepare redirects. After testing, the website is launched using a defined checklist.
Implementation cost
A typical WordPress website with a bespoke design starts at £1,000 excluding VAT. The final budget depends on the number of templates, content architecture, integrations, migration and the scope of content preparation.
After discovery, you receive a detailed scope, acceptance criteria and a fixed-price quote. Before development starts, you know what the price includes and which materials your team needs to provide.
Content operations
The editing structure is planned after reviewing real content. Products, services, people, documents, locations and resources receive their own fields and relationships where this improves publishing and findability.
Purpose-built blocks reduce the number of visual decisions editors face. The team selects the right component, adds content and gets a predictable result that follows the design system.
Process
Each stage ends with an agreed deliverable or working feature. Content, design and technical decisions are made in the right order.
Direct cooperation
From the first conversation, you work directly with me. I connect discovery, content architecture, UX and development, so business decisions are not lost between departments or suppliers.
Before work begins, I document the scope and acceptance criteria, along with ownership of content and data. Working features are shared regularly in staging. After launch, we can plan maintenance and further development.
Project confidence
I connect WordPress and WooCommerce with CRM and ERP systems, payments, delivery services, analytics and external data sources. Data flows and responsibility for handling errors are defined as part of the project.
Discovery defines the scope and acceptance criteria before development starts. This gives you a detailed fixed-price quote and makes the assumptions behind the budget clear.
I share working parts of the website or store regularly in staging. Your project owner can review progress as it is delivered and raise feedback while it can still be addressed efficiently.
Experience
of experience in e-commerce and WordPress projects
completed website and online store builds
in revenue generated for clients
Choosing the solution
If customers need to place orders, or the project involves complex commercial processes, compare the e-commerce options.
For new online shops that need a distinctive buying journey, flexible content, carefully selected extensions and integrations with business systems.
For commerce with complex pricing, large catalogues, several markets, demanding integrations or processes that need dedicated development.
FAQ
The structure, design and components come from the organisation's offer, audiences and material. The code contains what the project needs, which supports performance, accessibility and future maintenance.
Yes. The editing experience is part of the project. I create blocks and content models for day-to-day tasks, then provide training before launch.
The architecture and design use realistic content, and responsibility for producing it is agreed in the scope. I can work with material from your team or with a copywriter appointed by the client.
Yes. Discovery defines translation scope, URL structure, publishing workflow and shared components. These decisions affect the content architecture and testing scope.
The build covers semantic markup, indexation controls, metadata, URL mapping, redirects and Core Web Vitals foundations. Content strategy and ongoing SEO activity remain a separate scope.
A typical website with a bespoke design starts at £1,000 excluding VAT. After discovery, the scope defines templates, components, content, integrations and acceptance criteria. I then provide a fixed-price quote and a timeline that also accounts for the availability of material and decision-makers.
Contact
Tell me what you want to build and what the project needs to achieve. I will let you know whether I can help and suggest a clear next step.