WordPress development solutions that go beyond the standard

WordPress Development FAQs

• Why don't you use pre-built themes or page builders?

  While convenient, these often lead to bloated code, security vulnerabilities, and limited customisation. Our bespoke approach ensures optimal performance, security, and a tailored user experience created specifically for your brand. We think it is what you deserve. 

• How long does it take to build a custom WordPress website?

  Timelines vary based on complexity, but most projects range from 8-16 weeks. We'll provide a detailed timeline during the planning phase.

• Can you migrate my existing content to a new WordPress site?

  Absolutely. We have everything covered when it comes to WordPress development. We have extensive experience with content migration, ensuring a smooth transition to your new, optimised WordPress platform.

• How do you ensure the security of WordPress websites

  Security is paramount in our WordPress development process. We implement best practices, regular updates, and robust hosting solutions to protect your WordPress site and data.

• How do you ensure the security of bespoke applications?

  Security is paramount in our development process. We implement industry-standard security practices, regular audits, and rigorous testing to protect your data and users.

• Do you offer ongoing WordPress maintenance and support?

  Yes, as a WordPress development agency we provide various support and maintenance packages to keep your site secure, up-to-date, and performing optimally.

• What does Headless mean?

  Headless WordPress development means using WordPress to manage content while separating it from the design and functionality of the website. WordPress handles content creation and storage, but it does not control how the website looks or works. Instead, the website design and features are built using other tools or technologies like Astro.

• What is Astro?

  Astro works as a frontend tool that connects to WordPress in a headless setup. In this setup, WordPress is used to manage your content, while Astro handles how the website looks and performs. WordPress stores your posts, pages, and other content, but Astro is responsible for displaying it to users.

  Astro gets the content from WordPress using APIs like REST or GraphQL. These APIs allow Astro to fetch the data and turn it into fast-loading web pages. Astro creates static files for your website, which means the pages are ready to load instantly without needing extra processing on a server.

  This combination is great for building websites that are fast, secure, and easy to update. Content editors can keep using WordPress’s familiar tools, while developers can use Astro to create custom designs and features. It’s perfect for businesses that want a modern website with better performance and flexibility.