
I compare custom development with available plugins and native WordPress features first. If a maintained existing tool meets the need, I will say so.
Requirements often hide edge cases. We map the workflow and user roles before coding so implementation follows how the business actually operates.
You discuss decisions and progress directly with me. The scope records expected behavior, dependencies, and what counts as completion.
Have a WordPress requirement that does not fit existing tools? Describe the current process and desired result, and I will review possible approaches.
Projects can include tailored site functionality, plugin development, integrations, or a new business website. I review your goals and existing setup first to determine the right approach.
I compare the available plugins with your actual workflow, maintenance needs, and constraints. A custom solution is only recommended when existing tools do not meet the requirements well.
Usually, yes. I inspect the theme, plugins, hosting constraints, and custom code before estimating. The review helps identify compatibility risks and whether a targeted change or larger rebuild is more appropriate.
We document the required behavior, integrations, and acceptance points, then I provide a fixed price for that scope. If requirements change, I explain cost and schedule impact before doing extra work.
I can explain the delivered code and discuss follow-up support. WordPress core, plugin, and hosting updates may affect custom work over time, so ongoing maintenance needs should be agreed separately.
Describe the business problem, desired user flow, current site or platform, key integrations, and deadline. Examples or screenshots help clarify requirements; I will follow up about any open questions.
Or send me an email to andriy[at]andriy.space