I define page goals and the customer action each page should support, then prioritize changes that fit the business rather than adding generic features.
I check current plugins and integrations first. Custom code is considered when it addresses a requirement those tools cannot meet reliably.
We agree on checkpoints and contact windows before work begins, accounting for the difference between San Diego and my European working hours.
Planning a WordPress project in San Diego? Send your website, goals, and preferred timeline for review.
Yes. I work remotely with clients in San Diego and elsewhere in the United States. We agree on communication and review times so decisions keep moving across time zones.
I am based in Europe, while San Diego is in Pacific Time. I can schedule calls by prior agreement; written updates help keep work progressing outside shared meeting hours.
Depending on your needs, I can assess a new website, custom functionality, plugin work, or improvements to an existing site. Send your URL and business goals so I can confirm a suitable scope.
No. This is a remote development service, not an on-site engagement. Project discussions, implementation, and handoff take place online.
Describe the outcome you need, current WordPress setup, required features, and target date. I will review the details, identify open questions, and provide a fixed-scope estimate.
Yes, with clear roles and access. I can work alongside your agency or internal staff and coordinate implementation around their design, content, and approval process.
Or send me an email to andriy[at]andriy.space