Frequently asked questions
Why choose WordPress over a fully custom build?
WordPress is a legitimate, cost-effective choice for most brochure and content-led sites — your team can edit content without a developer, and the plugin ecosystem covers most common needs. We move to a fully custom build only when a project genuinely outgrows it. See our web development page for that side.
Do you build custom WordPress themes or use existing ones?
Both, depending on budget and requirements — a well-chosen theme configured properly is a sound option for a lot of small businesses; a custom-built theme suits brands that need something a template can't deliver.
Can you fix or improve an existing WordPress site?
Yes — speed, security hardening, plugin cleanup and design refreshes on an existing WordPress site are common work for us, not just new builds.
Should I hire a WordPress developer directly, or use a studio?
Both can work well. A freelance developer can be cheaper for a small, well-defined job; a small studio like ours gives you design, development and support together, which matters more as the project gets bigger or needs ongoing attention after launch.
What makes someone a custom WordPress developer, not just a theme installer?
A custom WordPress developer builds or substantially modifies the theme and functionality around your specific content and brand, rather than installing a pre-built theme and swapping the logo. Both have their place — it depends on how close a template can genuinely get to what you need.
