Good questions.
Straight answers.

WordPress and WooCommerce are my core focus. My portfolio also includes full-stack applications using Next.js, React, Node.js, and Supabase. The platform should fit the product and the people who will manage it.

Yes, that is a core priority. Whether your site is built with Elementor Pro or native blocks, you get an intuitive visual editing experience with personalized video or written documentation so you and your team can effortlessly manage content without touching code.

Yes, absolutely. I specialize in custom Elementor Pro designs, tailored templates, and speed-optimized Elementor builds that remain lightning-fast and responsive without unnecessary plugin bloat. For clients who prefer native WordPress editing, I also build bespoke Gutenberg block themes.

Your platform and accounts should remain under your control. The final proposal sets out ownership, access, and any third-party license requirements clearly. I do not require proprietary hosting.

Transparent packages start at $120 for a custom WordPress business website, $200 for a bespoke WooCommerce storefront, and $30/month for website maintenance. We also offer an all-inclusive $0 upfront subscription for $30/month (12-month agreement). Tailored enterprise platforms, complex integrations, and migrations are scoped individually. You can review all deliverables on the Pricing page.

Yes. In addition to fixed one-time project fees, I offer an all-inclusive 12-month subscription plan for $30/month with $0 upfront. This includes custom website design and development, cloud hosting, domain name, ongoing maintenance, security updates, and minor content edits. Everything is handled for the entire 12 months, after which 100% full ownership of the website transfers to you.

The schedule depends on scope and on the readiness of content, feedback, and integrations. We agree milestones and a realistic timeline before development starts. A fixed delivery date is not promised before reviewing the requirements.

Yes. We begin with an inventory of content, URLs, integrations, and technical risks. Development and migration are rehearsed on staging, with redirect planning and an agreed launch approach.

Post-launch support is part of my working approach. Its duration, coverage, and any ongoing maintenance arrangement are defined in the proposal so both sides know exactly what is included.

No blanket guarantee is made. Performance improvements should be measured under documented conditions. Hosting, third-party services, content, and the visitor's device or connection can all influence the experience.

A short description of your business, what needs to change, any existing website, the features that matter, and your target timing. Rough notes are enough to begin the conversation.