Work
I have shipped 100+ WordPress projects. Listing every URL helps nobody. What matters is the pattern: the site looks done, the business still hurts, and the architecture needs to change until that pain has nowhere to live.
Problem: A high traffic university site slowed down by 15+ third party scripts and multi second page loads.
What changed: Led the engineering work, cut load time about 65% (4.1s to 1.4s), kept HubSpot and TrustArc working for 50K+ monthly visitors.
Visit siteProblem: A global education media site needed better search and Core Web Vitals without slowing editorial work.
What changed: Algolia search for courses and universities, AI image tooling, roughly 40% faster loads at 60K+ monthly visitors.
Visit siteProblem: A US college site needed course migrations plus search and filter logic that staff could manage.
What changed: Rebuilt listings for courses, members, and related content so the site could scale without constant developer babysitting.
Visit siteProblem: The official cricket site needed live match data, player profiles, and press releases, not a static brochure.
What changed: Custom theme with API backed matches, players, tournaments, and releases.
Visit siteProblem: Product data lived in a remote database, so the WooCommerce store could not stay accurate without sync.
What changed: Built Promo DB Sync and a storefront search path that matches the real catalog.
Visit siteProblem: Same class of problem: central products, local storefront, too much manual importing.
What changed: Chilli DB Sync for scheduled import and product management.
Visit siteProblem: Battery retail needed clear categories and a purchase path that matched how they sell.
What changed: WooCommerce storefront structured around real category and product flow.
Visit siteProblem: A white labeled banking platform needed articles, reports, videos, and events in one place.
What changed: Custom theme templates that make dense fintech content readable and publishable.
Visit siteProblem: An Australian consultancy needed fast pages, SEO, and custom search filters students would actually use.
What changed: Custom theme tuned for performance, SEO, and findability.
Visit siteProblem: A US nonprofit Nepal branch needed dynamic multi branch data across the country.
What changed: Fully dynamic custom theme plus a custom API for branch storage and retrieval.
Visit siteProblem: The chamber needed a clean, official site that still felt modern on mobile.
What changed: Minimal custom theme focused on clarity over decoration.
Visit siteProblem: Learning needed enrollment, quizzes, tests, and certificates, not a blog with attachments.
What changed: LMS workflows that treat WordPress as the application layer.
Visit siteProblem: A trek operator needed listings, filters, reviews, payments, and booking in one system.
What changed: Custom trip booking setup that matches how people plan Himalayan trips.
Visit siteProblem: Tour listings without strong search, reviews, and booking leave money on the table.
What changed: Custom tour platform with filters, reviews, and booking that closes the loop.
Visit siteProblem: A travel brand needed advanced listings without a pile of conflicting plugins.
What changed: Custom booking oriented theme with search, filters, and reviews.
Visit siteProblem: A US creative company wanted a one page site that felt premium and stayed fast.
What changed: Minimal custom theme, light footprint, SEO aware.
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