WordPress
WordPress plugins, bespoke themes and maintenance
For anyone who already runs WordPress or prefers it: Tejobit builds bespoke plugins and themes and keeps WordPress and WooCommerce sites up to date, secure and backed up.
What is included
From the plugin to monthly maintenance
Bespoke plugins
The exact feature the site needs, in a dedicated plugin, instead of stacking generic ones.
Bespoke themes
A lightweight theme built from the design, with editable blocks in the WordPress editor.
WooCommerce
Customisation of the shop, checkout and orders, and connections to invoicing or carriers.
Tested updates
WordPress, themes and plugins updated regularly and checked before they reach the live site.
Backups
Regular backups stored off the server, and restores that are verified, not just assumed.
Rescuing a site
The project nobody wants to touch: finding out what is really broken and fixing it until it can evolve again.
Typical cases
When it makes sense
A slow site full of plugins
Overlapping plugins, a heavy theme and a home page that takes ages to open on mobile.
A feature no plugin does well
A specific business rule that existing plugins only half solve.
An inherited site with nobody maintaining it
The previous provider left and nobody knows what is installed or when it was last updated.
A growing WooCommerce shop
More orders, more exceptions and the need to connect the shop to other systems.
How it works
Working on WordPress without the scares
- 01
Starting point
Versions, plugins, theme, hosting and backups: the starting point is recorded.
- 02
Proposal
What gets built or fixed, the price and, if it makes sense, the maintenance plan.
- 03
Test environment
Changes are made and tested on a copy of the site before they go public.
- 04
Release and maintenance
A supervised release, followed by monthly maintenance or support when needed.
Frequently asked questions
Before you start
What does monthly maintenance include?
Updates, security, backups and small changes. The details and the price are set out in writing.
Is it worth moving away from WordPress?
Not always. If WordPress serves the team well, the best move is often to make it lighter and more secure. For other cases there are alternatives, described on the CMS page.
Does a bespoke plugin tie you to whoever built it?
It should not. The code follows WordPress conventions and is delivered with documentation, so another developer can maintain it.
Does the site have to change hosting?
Not necessarily. If the current hosting is causing problems, the proposal explains why and what to change.
A WordPress site that needs attention?
Send the site's address and describe what is failing or missing. The reply sets out what to do first and what it costs.