Websites your team can edit and your customers can use.
Your website should be fast, easy to edit and easy to find. I build it on WordPress or Astro, whichever suits how your team works.
Choosing the platform
The platform is a decision about people, not technology. Who edits the site, how often, and what else it has to do all point toward one answer.
- WordPressWhen editors need flexibility, plugins, forms or commerce, and a familiar admin. Built custom, on native blocks, without page-builder weight.
- Astro on CloudflareWhen speed and simplicity matter more than a heavy CMS. Static pages, edge delivery, and content in plain files or a light editor.
- HeadlessWhen the same content feeds more than one place, such as a website and an app. More moving parts, so only when it earns them.
What every site gets
- SpeedCore Web Vitals treated as a budget from the first commit, not tuned at the end.
- AccessibilityBuilt and checked to WCAG AA.
- Search foundationsClean URLs, structured data, redirects from the old site, and metadata that is written, not auto-generated.
- SecurityHardened configuration, security headers, and least-privilege access.
- An editing experienceDesigned with your team, with documentation and a walkthrough.
What is included
- Information architecture and content structure
- Design and build, following the full process
- Migration from an existing site, with a redirect map
- Editor training and documentation
- A launch checklist and a support period
Related
Should I use WordPress or something else?
If your team edits often or needs plugins, forms or commerce, WordPress is usually right. If the site is mostly fixed pages and speed matters most, Astro is simpler and faster. I will recommend the one that fits, even when it is less work for me.
Can you rebuild my existing site without losing search traffic?
Yes. I map every existing URL, redirect what changes, carry over the metadata that matters, and check rankings afterward.
Will my team be able to edit it?
That is a design requirement, not an afterthought. I build the editing experience with the people who will use it, and hand over documentation.