I help Seattle businesses build, customize, and repair WordPress sites that need more than a generic theme and a pile of plugins. Themes, plugins, WooCommerce, performance work, and hard technical fixes handled by a senior developer.
Discuss Your WordPress ProjectIf you are searching for a Seattle WordPress developer, you probably do not need a generic brochure site. You need someone who can work through real business constraints: legacy code, plugin conflicts, custom functionality, performance issues, content workflow problems, or e-commerce requirements.
I have been building with WordPress for more than a decade. That includes custom themes, custom plugins, WooCommerce builds, and modern headless implementations when WordPress is better as a CMS than as the full stack.
Local-intent WordPress help without the agency handoff chain
Custom themes built for speed, maintainability, and clean editing workflows. No bloated templates or page-builder lock-in.
Custom plugins for business workflows, third-party integrations, membership logic, admin tools, and functionality you cannot buy off the shelf.
Storefront customization, checkout improvements, performance tuning, subscription flows, and custom commerce features for growing online stores.
Faster page loads, better Core Web Vitals, leaner themes, image and asset optimization, and practical fixes for slow WordPress sites.
Use WordPress for content and a modern frontend for speed and flexibility. Ideal when traditional themes start holding back product or marketing goals.
Clean up fragile code, replace plugin sprawl, stabilize legacy builds, and make a WordPress codebase easier to support long term.
Search intent is usually not “build me a website.” It is one of these.
When your site is technically live but painful to update, slow to load, or hard to extend, custom WordPress work can remove the drag without a full rebuild.
Off-the-shelf WooCommerce setups break down fast when you need custom pricing, subscriptions, checkout rules, ERP integrations, or account workflows.
If your site depends on a fragile stack of plugins and custom snippets, I can consolidate the logic into code that is easier to understand and maintain.
If you want to work directly with a senior developer in Seattle instead of getting routed through an agency account team, I can step in quickly and own the implementation.
No. I work remotely with clients in many places, but I am based in the Seattle area and especially easy to work with for businesses in Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, and across Puget Sound.
Custom themes, plugin development, WooCommerce customization, performance optimization, headless WordPress migrations, legacy cleanups, and technical consulting around difficult WordPress codebases.
Yes. A lot of my best work starts with a site that has accumulated too many plugins, custom snippets, one-off fixes, and unclear ownership. I can audit what is there, stabilize it, and recommend the fastest path forward.
I can work within Elementor, Divi, or similar tools when a project requires it, but I generally prefer cleaner approaches that improve performance and reduce lock-in. The right choice depends on your team, budget, and long-term goals.
Yes. Technical SEO and performance are common reasons people hire me for WordPress and WooCommerce work. Faster templates, cleaner markup, structured data, image optimization, and plugin cleanup often move the needle quickly.
Tell me what is broken, slow, hard to maintain, or missing. I will help you figure out whether the right move is a custom theme, a plugin, a WooCommerce fix, a headless migration, or a smaller targeted cleanup.
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