The site cannot be updated safely
Every text change needs a developer, or every plugin update risks a break.
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We build on WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, and HubSpot when editing content or products is part of the job. The theme, the catalogue, and the checkout should be understandable to the person who will use them. Custom code is added where the platform falls short, not by default.
Every text change needs a developer, or every plugin update risks a break.
Products are hard to find and checkout asks for more than it should.
Marketing wants landing pages in HubSpot while the main site sits somewhere else.
What this engagement can include. The final scope is agreed per project.
Editorial sites with a block structure editors can use.
A theme built for your content types, not a crowded marketplace theme.
Small, documented changes instead of anonymous plugin stacks.
A store structured around collections and a clear product page.
Theme edits that survive the next platform update as far as Shopify allows.
WordPress commerce when you need that combination.
Pages and modules in HubSpot for teams who already live there.
Campaign pages connected to your HubSpot forms.
A separate content API when the frontend needs to be custom.
A planned move of content, URLs, and redirects.
Collections, variants, and the fields staff must fill in.
Checkout connected to the provider you are allowed to use.
Purchase and checkout events in analytics.
Orders or enquiries passed into the CRM.
Theme weight, images, and apps that slow the storefront.
These are the CMS platforms we implement most often. WordPress suits content-led sites, Shopify suits product catalogues with hosted checkout, and HubSpot suits teams who already manage campaigns there. We do not claim to be an official partner of these companies.
Store work includes catalogue structure, product templates, payment gateway setup, essential policies pages, and the analytics events that show whether checkout is being used. We will not add a pile of apps to chase a conversion number we cannot promise.
The people updating the site are considered in the build.
We keep the stack small and name why each piece is there.
Migrations include the URLs that already receive traffic.
The store, the blog, and the ads do not have to be separate projects.
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We recommend a system based on who edits it and what it sells.
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Pages, products, and fields are defined before the theme.
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Theme, content move, and redirects are done in a staging site.
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The people who will edit it try the admin before go-live.
A Shopify or WooCommerce catalogue with tracking on checkout.
HubSpot pages that match the main brand site.
A WordPress migration with redirects from the old URLs.
Tell us about your cms and e-commerce needs and we will suggest a sensible starting scope.