Technology in practice
WordPress
Publish and manage multiple websites on a shared editorial foundation
A fit for teams publishing frequently, managing brands or evolving an existing WordPress platform that already provides value.
Let’s discuss your situation ↗01
Choose with context
What we assess before recommending it
For a small, rarely updated website, we consider a lighter solution. Complex operations should not rely on adding plugins without reviewing maintenance.
This capability supports those areas according to the project. If the solution is still unclear, we start by organising needs and priorities. Explore Strategy ↗
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What we can address
We design themes, blocks and plugins around content and real publishing workflows.
We organise brands, languages and permissions, assessing Multisite where sharing a foundation outweighs coupling between sites.
We review updates, caching, backups and compatibility in a test environment before release.
Technical detail, explained
- Multisite
- Multiple websites share an installation and some maintenance.
- Plugins
- Modules that add features and need compatibility reviews.
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What you receive
We specify these deliverables in the proposal, according to what needs building or reviewing.
- Agreed theme and editorial components, with publishing instructions.
- Plugin and licence inventory with maintenance responsibilities.
- An update, backup and recovery plan suited to the installation.
The proposal identifies source code and documentation to deliver, client access and third-party licences. We agree ownership and handover before starting.
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Getting started
We review the installation, plugins, content and publishing team. Brands, languages and integrations are major drivers of effort.
- Share the context: what exists, who uses it and what needs to change.
- Where technical uncertainty remains, we propose a bounded review before estimating implementation.
- We agree deliverables, phases, acceptance criteria, schedule and budget before building.
Timing, investment and third-party costs
We do not publish a single figure because a review and a full build are different engagements. The estimate separates our work from hosting, licences and usage-based services, and identifies dependencies such as access, content or app store approval.
What happens after handover
We define validation, handover and any included support period. Ongoing maintenance is agreed separately, with explicit coverage, channels and response times; continuous availability is not assumed.
Let’s start with your situation.
Tell us what you want to improve and what exists today. You do not need to have chosen the technology.