Custom theme development
Built to your design on a clean base, so you are not paying a performance tax for a hundred features you never switch on.
Commerce
Theme development, migrations and speed work on the two platforms most businesses already use — set up so your team can manage it without a developer on standby.
Shopify and WordPress power most of the web for good reason. The problems usually come from bloated themes, a pile of plugins nobody audits, and a checkout that was never tested on a phone.
We build and repair on both: custom themes rather than marketplace bloat, migrations that keep your URLs and rankings, and speed work that shows up in the conversion rate.
Scope is built from your diagnosis — you will not pay for the parts that do not apply to you.
Built to your design on a clean base, so you are not paying a performance tax for a hundred features you never switch on.
Products, variants, collections, tax and shipping configured — and URL mapping that protects the rankings you already have.
Cart, checkout and product page work aimed at the drop-off points your analytics actually show.
Plugin and app audits, image strategy, script deferral and caching. Most sites get the biggest win from removing things.
Subscriptions, reviews, loyalty, ERP and fulfilment — integrated deliberately rather than installed and hoped for.
Updates, backups, uptime monitoring and a monthly health report, with a person to call when something breaks.
Every engagement follows the same shape, so there is never a month where nobody can say what is happening.
Theme, apps, plugins, speed and checkout reviewed against how your customers actually buy.
A build or repair plan with the sequencing that matters — quick wins first, structural work scheduled around your trading calendar.
Development on a staging store or site, reviewed by you before anything touches live traffic.
Go-live with redirects verified, then an optional care plan covering updates, backups and monitoring.
The things clients want to know before the first call. If yours is not here, just ask.
Selling products with any real volume — Shopify, nearly always. Content-led sites, complex editorial or bespoke functionality — WordPress. We will tell you which fits rather than which we prefer.
Usually. Most slow sites are carrying plugins or apps nobody has audited in years, plus unoptimised images. The audit tells you what is costing you and what removing it will buy back.
Not if it is planned. Redirect mapping, metadata preservation and post-launch crawling are part of every migration we run.
Yes — care plans cover updates, backups, uptime monitoring and a set number of support hours each month.
Channels perform better when they share data. These are the services most often run next to Commerce.