WordPress Website Development

Business websites, landing pages and redesigns in WordPress and Elementor — responsive, fast to edit, and built so you can update them yourself.

Illustrated Elementor editor building a dental practice website, with a page health panel
Illustrated redesign of a design studio website, with a global styles panel showing brand colours, reusable sections and a CRM-connected form
Demonstration concept: Design Studio WordPress Redesign

What this service solves

WordPress is a good fit when you want to edit pages yourself, publish regularly, or rely on its plugin ecosystem. The risk is that it grows slow and fragile when built with too many plugins and page-builder habits.

I build WordPress sites with a lean setup: a sensible theme, Elementor where it helps you edit, a small set of maintained plugins, and layouts that hold up on every screen size.

Problems I fix

What usually goes wrong, and what I do about it.

  • Problem: The site is slow on phones.

    Solution: Images resized and served in modern formats, caching, and only the plugins the site needs.

  • Problem: Editing one page breaks the layout of another.

    Solution: Global colours, fonts and reusable sections, so every page stays consistent.

  • Problem: Thirty plugins, half of them unused.

    Solution: A lean, maintained plugin list with each one there for a reason.

  • Problem: Enquiries arrive by email and get lost.

    Solution: Forms connected to your CRM, tagged with the service requested.

What's included

  • Business websites
  • WordPress and Elementor development
  • Landing pages
  • Website redesigns
  • Responsive layouts
  • WordPress migrations
  • Performance improvements
  • Maintenance and enhancements

Speed standards

The targets every page is built and tested against, using Google’s own thresholds.

Lighthouse performance
90+
Mobile score target, tested before launch
Largest Contentful Paint
Under 2.5 s
Google’s “good” threshold for main content loading
Cumulative Layout Shift
Under 0.1
Google’s “good” threshold for visual stability
Interaction to Next Paint
Under 200 ms
Google’s “good” threshold for responsiveness

A good fit for

  • Businesses that want to edit their own pages and posts
  • Sites that need WordPress plugins, such as booking or memberships
  • Owners with an older WordPress site that has become slow or hard to change

How we'll work

  1. Content first

    We agree the pages, the message on each and the action you want visitors to take.

  2. Lean build

    A minimal plugin list, reusable sections and global styles so pages stay consistent.

  3. Connect your tools

    Forms, calendars and tracking connected to your CRM — GoHighLevel included.

  4. Handover

    A walkthrough of how to edit pages, plus notes on updates and backups.

What you get at handover

  • Responsive WordPress site on your hosting and domain
  • Reusable Elementor or block sections for future pages
  • Forms and booking connected to your CRM
  • On-page SEO basics: titles, descriptions, sitemap
  • Editing walkthrough and notes on updates and backups

Tools and platforms

  • WordPress
  • Elementor
  • Block editor
  • WP Rocket or LiteSpeed Cache
  • Rank Math / Yoast
  • GoHighLevel forms

Your accounts, domain and hosting stay in your name; I work through access you can remove at any time.

Ways to work together

Every option is quoted at a fixed price for the agreed scope.

  • New website

    A business site or landing page designed and built in WordPress.

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  • Redesign or rebuild

    An ageing site rebuilt on a staging copy, keeping content and URLs where possible.

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  • Speed and care

    Performance fixes, updates and small changes on an existing site.

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WordPress questions

Yes. I can rebuild it in place or on a staging copy, keep your content and URLs where possible, and switch over once you approve it.

Yes, when you want visual editing. For simpler sites the block editor is often lighter, and I will recommend whichever suits how you plan to edit.

Yes — by embedding GHL forms or by sending WordPress form submissions to GHL through a webhook or integration.

I aim for a mobile Lighthouse performance score of 90 or more and Google’s “good” Core Web Vitals. Hosting quality and any heavy third-party scripts you need also affect the result, so I test before launch and tell you what is holding a score back.

Have a project in mind?

Let's discuss your goals and build a digital solution that fits your business.

  • Tell me what you need — rough ideas are fine.
  • I reply by email with questions or a proposal.
  • Scope, price and timeline are agreed before work starts.

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