- Update state unknown
- Recovery point unverified
- Changes undocumented
WordPress built to work better
We build, improve and support WordPress websites that are fast, reliable and easy to manage, without unnecessary plugins or added complexity.
Start with what your site needs
Whether you need a new site, a fix, better performance or ongoing support, choose the option that matches your situation and see how we can help.
A better foundation for WordPress
We plan the editing experience, features and integrations together, then build the theme and plugin setup your site needs, with testing and handover included in the plan.
Best when
- WordPress is the right platform for the brief
- Your team needs a CMS it can manage
- WooCommerce or custom functionality is part of the brief
We take ownership of
- Theme, template and component development
- Plugin setup and documented integrations
- Testing, launch and editor handover
From a messy setup to a stable WordPress site
We clean up the existing setup, fix unnecessary complexity and make sure the site is stable, easier to manage and ready for future updates.
The record shows what changed, which dependencies remain, what recovery checks were completed and who owns the next step.
Keep the WordPress setup working together.
Plugins, performance, updates and recovery affect one another. We review them together so each change has a clear purpose, a test plan and someone responsible for the result.
Performance baseline
Measure the starting point before optimisation.
Plugin governance
Keep a clear reason for every dependency.
Staging environment
Test planned changes away from the live site where the setup supports it.
Recovery points
Check the route back before higher-risk work.
Update planning
Review compatibility before updating core, themes or plugins.
Clear ownership
Keep access, decisions and next steps visible.
Controlled at every boundary.
Whether the work is a one-off fix or ongoing support, testing, recovery planning and a clear record help reduce avoidable release problems.
Test changes before they go live
Use staging where available and check the affected pages and journeys before release.
Know how to recover
Confirm a usable recovery route and who will restore the site before higher-risk changes.
Keep a clear record
Document access, changes, decisions and follow-up work for the people responsible.
First, we understand what’s going wrong
Once we have the right access, we review the current setup, protect what is already working and identify the real issue before making any changes.
- Step 01
Confirm access
Confirm the accounts and environments needed for the review, using only the access required.
Access scoped - Step 02
Check the recovery route
Establish what can be restored and who is responsible before repair work begins.
Recovery checked - Step 03
Review the stack
Review hosting, WordPress core, theme, plugins, errors and recent change history.
Stack mapped - Step 04
Prioritise the next move
Separate urgent risks from useful improvements and work that should be left alone.
Work prioritised
How a struggling site gets back to healthy.
We avoid improvised changes on a live site. Diagnosis, stabilisation, repair and handover each have a defined purpose and output.

Layers of control around the site. The particles and interlocking layers illustrate threats and the controls intended to reduce their impact. This is a visual concept, not a guarantee that every threat is blocked.
- 01Step 01
Diagnose
Audit the stack, server and recent history before touching the symptom that happened to become visible.
Findings & priority - 02Step 02
Stabilise
Preserve the current state, address the most urgent issues and establish a baseline for controlled repair work.
Reviewed baseline - 03Step 03
Repair & validate
Remove the cause, test affected journeys and verify the release against the agreed problem and baseline.
Verified release - 04Step 04
Handover
Document what changed, what remains and whether the next step is a one-off handover or a separate maintenance arrangement.
Clear ownership
Reliable support for your WordPress site.
Planned changes are tested, recovery options are checked and decisions are documented. Support coverage and response expectations are agreed before the work starts.
Planned changes checked before release
A route back confirmed before higher-risk work
Access, changes and decisions kept visible
Support and response boundaries set up front

