Answers on WordPress speed, rescue, integrations, WooCommerce, e-Factura, and headless WordPress.
Usually a combination of unoptimized images, render-blocking CSS and JavaScript, too many or poorly built plugins, slow database queries, and missing caching or CDN. WordPress Rescue & Performance starts with an audit so we isolate the real causes before anything is changed.
Often, yes. If the foundation is sound, we stabilize and optimize what you have through WordPress Rescue & Performance. We only recommend a rebuild when the stack itself is the root cause — and we explain why before you spend anything.
Yes. WordPress Integrations covers CRMs, analytics, consent, and external APIs, with validation and monitoring so data flows reliably instead of silently failing.
Yes — WooCommerce Development connects orders, customers, stock, invoicing, and reporting to the systems you already run. For e-Factura and invoicing specifically, we confirm the exact scope and providers with you before building.
Headless WordPress keeps WordPress as the editing system while a separate React/Next.js application renders the frontend. This gives tighter control over rendering, interactions, and integrations, but adds a second application to operate.
Yes — WordPress Rescue & Performance can include cleanup, hardening, safe updates, and closing the vulnerabilities that allowed the problem. We scope recovery work based on what we find in the audit.
Yes — WordPress Integrations covers GTM and GA4 configuration, event tracking, and consent controls so measurement respects the visitor's choices and does not start without the required permission.
Yes, with a proper multilingual architecture and editorial workflow rather than a fragile plugin patch. If the right approach is unclear, we compare the performance, integration, WooCommerce, and headless requirements before recommending a structure.
Yes — WordPress Integrations can include operational dashboards and reports designed for decision-makers, not raw plugin tables.
Choose Headless WordPress when a separate frontend is justified by the interaction, integration, performance, or delivery requirements. If a well-engineered classic build meets the goal, we'll say so — headless adds cost and operating complexity.
Yes. We provide white-label or named engineering capacity for WordPress, WooCommerce, headless delivery, and controlled AI integrations through fixed-scope work or retained support. See For Agencies for the partner model.
With a short diagnostic conversation. Use the contact form to tell us what's broken or what you're scaling, and we'll outline how we'd approach it before any commitment.
Tell us what's broken or what you're scaling, and we'll outline how we'd approach it.
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