WordPress development

WordPress development for the work a standard theme cannot handle

Neometa builds and improves WordPress sites: templates, content structures, calculators, integrations, responsive fixes and the awkward technical work that accumulates underneath an existing site.

Engagement
Scoped project or support block
Existing sites
Yes
New builds
From £2,500
Ownership
Your code and site
Discuss the development work

The work

Make the site easier to use, easier to change and less likely to break

The right solution may be custom code, a well-supported plugin, or removing complexity. Development is not measured by how much code gets added.

Templates and content models

Reusable service, location, team and case-study templates that editors can maintain without rebuilding the layout.

Calculators and forms

Commercial tools, conditional forms and routing that make the enquiry more useful before it reaches the team.

Integrations

CRM, email, booking, analytics and API connections with failure handling considered from the start.

Existing-site clean-up

Builder problems, plugin conflicts, responsive defects and performance work scoped around what is worth keeping.

How it works

A scoped route from problem to release

Small fixes should stay small. Larger work needs enough discovery to prevent one workaround creating the next one.

  1. Review the site and requirement

    We inspect the theme, plugins, hosting and current workflow, then clarify what the finished change needs to do.

  2. Choose the proportionate approach

    Reuse a maintained tool where it fits; write custom code where ownership, performance or unusual behaviour justifies it.

  3. Build and test away from the live site

    Changes are developed in staging where possible, checked across screen sizes and tested against the existing site behaviour.

  4. Release and hand over

    The work is deployed, documented and explained. Ongoing support is optional rather than a condition of keeping the feature.

Choose the right route

Design, development, maintenance and support are not the same job.

Web design covers a new site or visual/content rethink. Maintenance covers routine prevention. Support covers fixes and change lists. Development covers the build itself.

Development questions

Questions people usually ask us

Yes. Development can cover a defined improvement, a larger clean-up or a rebuild. We review the existing theme, plugins and hosting before recommending which route is proportionate.

Have a WordPress problem that does not fit a plugin?

Send the site and describe what needs to change. We'll tell you whether it needs development, support, or a simpler fix.

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