Service
Custom WordPress plugins and business sites
Business sites built to be edited by the people who own them, and custom plugins for the functionality no plugin in the directory covers.
When this is the right call
Signs you need this
You need functionality that doesn't exist
A calculator, a configurator, a booking flow with your particular rules. Bolting together four plugins will half-work and break on update.
Editing the site requires a developer
Every text change is a support ticket. A properly structured site puts that in your hands.
The site is slow and fragile
Twenty-eight plugins, a page builder fighting a theme, and a Core Web Vitals score in the red.
Scope
What's included
- Custom plugin development in PHP
- WooCommerce customisation, checkout and pricing logic
- Elementor and Gutenberg builds structured for client editing
- Advanced Custom Fields and custom post type architecture
- Performance work, caching and Core Web Vitals
- Multisite setups and standardised site templates
- Migrations, staging environments and safe deployment
How it runs
Build for the editor, not the developer
If your marketing person can't change it without help, it isn't finished.
Custom code over plugin stacking
One focused plugin written for your requirement beats four general-purpose plugins fighting each other on every update.
Staging always
Nothing lands on production without being seen on staging first, with a database backup taken before the deploy.
Tools
Stacks we deliver this in
Related work
Work like this
Questions
Things people ask first
Can you build a custom WordPress plugin?
Yes — that's most of the interesting WordPress work. One example, from Kenil Shah's client work before Kenvo Labs, is a lens-selection plugin for an optical retailer that takes a prescription, walks the customer through their options and prices the result live against the retailer's own matrix.
Will I be able to edit the site myself?
That's the point. Content areas are built as editable fields and blocks, and handover includes a walkthrough of how to change things without breaking the layout.
Can you fix a slow WordPress site?
Usually. Most slow WordPress sites are slow for the same three reasons: too many plugins, unoptimised images, and a page builder producing heavy markup. An audit tells you which of those is costing you the most before any work starts.
Need wordpress sites & plugins?
Tell us what you're trying to build and what's in the way. If it's a fit we'll come back with a scope and a price; if it isn't, we'll say so.
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