A client came to me with a specific problem: their WooCommerce store had to stay in sync with an external inventory system that exposed a REST API. Stock levels changed…
Read more →I’ve been building on WordPress since 2008. Back then, it was a blogging platform people used to post travel diaries and movie reviews. Today it powers roughly 43% of the…
Read more →At some point during my time working on a WordPress page builder plugin, I stopped thinking of it as a WordPress plugin and started thinking of it as a distributed…
Read more →You’re building a real estate platform. The client wants to list properties — each with a price, bedrooms, bathrooms, location, property type, and status. You could jam all of this…
Read more →A client once came to me after spending $18,000 with a web agency. They had a WordPress site — one that, technically speaking, worked. But the design was done by…
Read more →A client came to me last year with a WooCommerce store that had been quietly serving malware for three weeks. Their hosting company had flagged it; Google had already blacklisted…
Read more →A client came to me last year with a WooCommerce store doing about ₹40 lakh a month in revenue. They wanted to migrate to Shopify because someone at a conference…
Read more →A client came to me last year with a Squarespace site that was pulling in about 4,000 organic visits a month. Good content, decent rankings. They wanted to move to…
Read more →A client comes to you with a brief: they want WordPress for content management but their marketing team keeps showing them Vercel demos with 100 Lighthouse scores and sub-second page…
Read more →Most WordPress projects don’t need a custom theme. That’s the honest starting point. Page builders like Elementor and Bricks, and framework themes like Astra, GeneratePress, and Kadence, cover a wide…
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Chetan Pal