Development & Engineering
WordPress development
WordPress built as a product: templates, performance, and editorial control.
Weblexia plans and builds WordPress sites for teams that need a credible public site and a CMS they will still respect in a year. We choose custom theme, Gutenberg, or Elementor against how you publish — not against what is fastest to demo.
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Typical engagement
- Information architecture and template list
- WordPress theme or builder implementation
- CMS training notes
- Performance and security baseline
- Staging and production launch
- Written reply within two business days
- Reviewed by a senior lead — not a qualifier
- A clear decline if the fit is not mutual
01 — What we build
What this engagement covers
01
Business and marketing websites
Service, about, and conversion templates with a content model your team can extend.
02
Custom themes
Theme architecture from design systems, without unused builder chrome.
03
Block or builder systems
Gutenberg blocks or governed Elementor — specified, not mixed ad hoc.
04
Integrations
Forms, CRM, analytics, and membership or booking tools when they are required for the business.
02 — What's included
In a typical statement of work
- Information architecture and template list
- WordPress theme or builder implementation
- CMS training notes
- Performance and security baseline
- Staging and production launch
- Documentation of plugins you are expected to keep
03 — Process
How the work actually runs
- 01
Discovery
Business goals, current stack, content ownership, and the constraints that actually decide the build.
- 02
Information architecture
Templates, navigation, and CMS or merchandising model before visual polish is treated as finished.
- 03
Build
Theme or platform implementation with integrations, editor training, and performance budgets on the critical templates.
- 04
Launch and handover
Staging sign-off, production cutover, documentation, and a defined support window after go-live.
05 — Why Weblexia
How we partner on this work
01
Senior delivery, not a handoff chain
A lead who can read the design file, the CMS, and the production constraints owns the work. You are not queued behind a sales layer and a junior build team.
02
Fidelity with maintainability
Pixel accuracy matters. So does what happens after launch — editors, merchandisers, and future campaigns should be able to work without breaking the system.
03
Performance treated as a requirement
Core Web Vitals, caching, and asset discipline are part of acceptance — not a follow-up project after the site looks finished.
04
Clear scope before engineering spend
We write assumptions, exclusions, and a definition of done. If we are not the right studio, we say so before you commit.
Partnership signal
What happens when you reach out
A senior lead reads your context before the first conversation — not a script, not a junior qualifier. If we are not the right fit, we say so plainly.
Qualified inquiries receive a written response within two business days — often with a proposed discovery shape, not a generic rate card.
06 — Capabilities
What we typically implement
- Custom themes
- Gutenberg
- Elementor
- WPBakery / Divi rescue
- WooCommerce pairing
- WordPress
- PHP
- Gutenberg
- Elementor
- ACF
- MySQL
Investment
Productized economics
Published ranges and tiers orient the conversation — final statements of work reflect your stack, traffic, and risk profile after a short consultation.
Starting from — scoped after discovery
- WordPress and redesign engagements are priced after we see the Figma file, the current stack, and who will edit the site. We do not publish a single starter fee because plugin debt, WooCommerce, and template count change the work.
- Consultation produces a written scope: deliverables, assumptions, and a timeline you can take to finance. See engagement models on the pricing hub.
09 — FAQs
Questions we are asked before a proposal
Do you only build with a page builder?
No. We use Gutenberg, Elementor, WPBakery, Divi, or a custom theme when that is the honest fit. Mixing three builders on one site is how WordPress projects fail; we pick a path and govern it.
Can you work with our existing WordPress site?
Yes. Many engagements are rebuilds or recoveries. We audit plugins, theme lock-in, and content before recommending a refactor versus a new theme.
Will we be able to edit pages after launch?
Yes. Editor capability is part of the definition of done. We document what is safe to edit and what should stay in templates.
Next step
Discuss your WordPress website with the team that ships it.
Share the Figma file, the current site, or the outcome you need. A senior lead replies with a realistic path — discovery, a scoped build, or a clear decline if we are not the right fit.
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