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03 / SERVICE

Custom WordPress plugins for a specific job.

A plugin should solve a defined problem without turning routine site updates into a risk. We examine the current WordPress environment and available alternatives, then specify the smallest useful feature before development.

Line illustration of modules slotting into a central core

01 / WHAT WE DELIVER

Functionality with boundaries

01

Feature specification

Translate an idea into user actions, settings and acceptance checks.

02

Admin and editorial tools

Plan practical controls for site managers and content workflows.

03

Forms and notifications

Define validation, data handling and message behaviour.

04

Commerce extensions

Evaluate a WooCommerce change against the existing store and plugins.

05

Compatibility review

Check relevant WordPress, PHP, theme and plugin constraints.

06

Releases and maintenance

Document changes and discuss future updates as separate scope.

02 / TYPICAL DELIVERABLES

A feature you can assess and maintain

Depending on scope, deliver a functional specification, source code, installation instructions, administrator guidance, test checklist and release notes. Licence and ownership terms must be agreed in writing.

03 / WHO IT IS FOR

For sites with a particular missing function

For site owners needing a tailored workflow, agencies seeking a project-specific extension and teams assessing whether an existing plugin is sufficient. We do not assume a custom build is the best answer.

04 / HOW WE WORK

Six steps to a scoped extension

Compatibility and delivery method are confirmed before implementation.

  1. Define user and administrator actions.
  2. Inspect the site and alternative plugins.
  3. Separate essentials from later ideas.
  4. Agree specification, ownership and support boundaries.
  5. Build and test outside production.
  6. Prepare release notes and handover.

05 / FAQ

Plugin questions

Can you develop from a rough idea?

Yes, discovery turns the idea into a testable feature brief before any build is agreed.

Will it work on every WordPress installation?

No. Compatibility depends on versions, theme, plugins and hosting; the supported environment must be defined.

Can an existing plugin be modified?

We review its licence and update path first; a separate extension may be safer.

Can it be submitted to the WordPress directory?

Submission is a separate process subject to ownership and directory requirements.

Who owns the plugin code?

Ownership and licensing are set out in the written agreement for each project, before delivery.

03 / WORDPRESS PLUGINS

What should your WordPress site do that it cannot do today?

Explain the action, users and current site setup; we can assess an existing solution against a custom plugin.