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WordPress Plugins & Themes

Purpose-built plugins and themes — not patched-together off-the-shelf code.

Custom WordPress plugins and themes for clients and our own product line. From niche WooCommerce extensions to full admin-panel plugins with CPTs, REST endpoints, and settings screens.

What's included

Everything you need, nothing you don't.

Custom Post Types & taxonomies

Structured content types that map to your data model — not shoehorned into posts.

WP hooks API

Filters and actions used correctly. Your plugin plays nicely with other plugins, themes, and WP core updates.

WooCommerce extensions

Custom product types, checkout fields, payment gateway integrations, order workflows.

Security-first PHP

Nonces, capability checks, input sanitisation, output escaping — the WP security checklist followed properly.

Block editor (Gutenberg) blocks

Custom blocks built with @wordpress/blocks. Settings panels, InspectorControls, server-side rendering where needed.

REST API endpoints

Custom WP REST routes for front-end apps, mobile apps, or third-party integrations.

How it works

From brief to delivered.

01

Requirements & architecture

Data model, hooks plan, and admin UX sketched before development. Avoids expensive refactors.

02

Development

OOP plugin structure, namespaced, composer-ready. Theme built on a clean base — no bloated starters.

03

Testing & review

Tested against latest WP + PHP versions. Multisite, WooCommerce, and WPML compatibility checked where relevant.

04

Documentation & delivery

Admin-facing docs, update path, and source code delivered. Plugin can be submitted to WP.org if required.

Tools & technologies

The stack we use.

PHP 8.x
PHP 8.x
WordPress
WordPress
WooCommerce
WooCommerce
React (Gutenberg)
React (Gutenberg)
MySQL
MySQL
Composer
Composer
JavaScript
JavaScript
HTML
HTML
CSS
CSS
Tailwind CSS
Tailwind CSS
Docker
Docker

Stack varies by project requirements. We choose the right tool, not our preferred one.

Common questions

FAQ

Yes — hooks, filters, and child plugins. We assess whether extension is the right approach or whether the existing plugin is the wrong foundation.

We code to WP APIs, not internals, and test against the latest version. We also include a support window after delivery.

Yes — this is a common pattern. Licence keys, auto-updates via a remote update server, and API communication all handled.

We can prepare the plugin for WP.org submission and handle the review process if needed.

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