WordPress drags a bad reputation it only half deserves. What is slow, vulnerable and impossible to develop is almost never the foundation: it is a bought theme nobody maintains, some thirty plugins piled up over the years, and a site nobody dares update any more.

We build it differently: a versioned foundation, automated deployment, a theme written rather than bought, and plugins chosen one by one with a written reason for each. The trade-off is regular upkeep, which is not optional and which we take on from day one.

We also deliver Webflow and Shopify, which lets us say when WordPress is not the right choice: a team that wants to publish without ever worrying about updates will be better served elsewhere.