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WordPress development

A flexible platform. Built around your team.

Launch a new service page, update your offer or publish your next campaign without rebuilding the site each time. We design and develop WordPress websites with reusable layouts and editing tools your team can confidently use.

Make everyday publishing
part of the plan.

Your website should support everyday changes as well as the next big campaign. We build the page patterns your business needs and set up editing around the people responsible for content, review and publishing.

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Simple edits need workarounds.

The editing experience does not match the content the team needs to maintain.

Nobody is sure which dependencies still matter.

Themes, plugins and integrations have accumulated over time.

Migration is treated as a new design.

Existing content, URLs, forms and connected tools need a transition plan too.

A consistent foundation.
Room for the content to change.

A theme sets the appearance; your publishing setup determines how easily the team can keep it useful. We build reusable layouts for services, locations and recurring content, with editing access and a handoff for everyday changes.

Reusable components

We build shared page components for the content you use repeatedly, then adapt them to each service, location or customer need.

A considered editing setup

We set up the agreed editing tools and access so your team can update text, images and recurring content in the right place.

Clear publishing ownership

Your handoff explains how to make everyday updates, what needs a review and who handles technical changes after launch.

Share Cannabis Dispensary website on desktop and mobile, migrated to WordPress and developed by AV Social.
Share moved to WordPress through our migration and development work, bringing its store information and menu connections into the rebuilt website.

Bring the useful parts
with you.

We bring the agreed content and working features into the new website, reconnect forms and services, and check key customer journeys before launch. The transition plan keeps the team clear on what is moving and who owns each step.

Keep what is useful.

Identify the content, URLs and working features that already serve the business.

An agreed inventory
Move what needs a new home.

Map content and existing URLs to their place in the new structure.

A content and URL map
Reconnect the essentials.

Check forms, integrations, access and the customer journeys that depend on them.

Launch checks with clear owners

Built on WordPress.

Different businesses, customers, catalogs and publishing needs. Explore the WordPress work behind each.

Know who keeps
the website current.

Your team gets a practical handoff for publishing and everyday updates. We agree who maintains the website, manages connected tools and handles technical care as the business changes.

Edit the content.
Use the reusable layouts and editing access provided for routine text, image and page updates.
Review before publishing.
Preview changes and check the content, page layout and next step before publishing.
Keep the setup working.
Assign hosting, plugin licenses, connected tools and ongoing technical care.

Hosting, plugin licenses, integrations and ongoing support depend on the chosen setup and are made clear in the scope.

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Questions about building on WordPress.

Should every business move to WordPress?

No. It needs to fit the content, functionality and team. We assess those needs before recommending migration.

Can you migrate our existing content and reuse plugins?

We review the pages, media, functionality and dependencies you already have. Useful content can be moved or revised; plugins are assessed for the features and maintenance the new site needs. We agree what stays, what changes and what needs replacing before the build.

How is SEO handled during migration?

The plan accounts for relevant content, URLs, redirects, metadata and launch checks. These steps help manage the transition without promising unchanged rankings.

Which hosting and plugin costs are separate?

Hosting, domain registration, paid themes or plugin licenses, and connected third-party services are separate from the build fee unless the proposal explicitly includes them. We identify the recommended setup, recurring costs and who owns each account before approval.

Will our team be able to manage the site after launch?

We build the agreed publishing tasks into the handoff and walk your team through routine page, image and content updates. We clarify who handles backups, software updates and technical changes, and what any ongoing support arrangement covers.

What affects the cost and timeline of a WordPress build?

Page templates, content readiness, custom functionality, integrations and migration requirements determine the work. We agree milestones, review responsibilities and launch dependencies around that scope. Additional requests are assessed before changing the budget or schedule.

What should your team be able to do with the website?

Your WordPress site should support the people who manage it as well as the customers who use it.

What we’ll discuss

Share the content you manage, the changes that are difficult and the systems the site needs to connect with.

Discuss your WordPress website

We’ll discuss the editing experience, reusable layouts and technical requirements the project needs.