Problems this service solves
Multipurpose themes fighting every custom layout request.Plugin conflicts that appear only after auto-updates.Editors breaking design because fields…
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WordPress development at 66sites means building a WordPress site as a product: custom theme or block theme patterns, disciplined plugin choices, editor workflows that match how your team actually…
WordPress development at 66sites means building a WordPress site as a product: custom theme or block theme patterns, disciplined plugin choices, editor workflows that match how your team actually publishes and hosting that can survive traffic spikes.
Bloated multipurpose themes and random plugin stacks create the opposite of control — update anxiety, slow pages and security surface area nobody inventoried. We prefer lean themes, purposeful plugins and custom fields or blocks for the content shapes you repeat.
WordPress shines when marketing needs frequent edits without opening tickets for every sentence. Our builds make that true, then keep the site healthy under WordPress-aware maintenance inside your subscription.
Practical website, conversion and SEO work tailored to how your buyers actually decide.
Multipurpose themes fighting every custom layout request.Plugin conflicts that appear only after auto-updates.Editors breaking design because fields…
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We scope WordPress around content models first: which entities exist (services, locations, team, resources) and how editors should update them. Then…
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WordPress architecture planTheme approach, plugin shortlist, content types and editor roles.Custom theme or block patternsTemplates matched to design…
Read more →A look at website designs and layouts we build for service businesses — mockups and project types, not fabricated client claims.
WordPress SEO succeeds when templates expose crawlable content, logical internal links and metadata fields editors actually use.
We wire those foundations during development so later content and local SEO programs aren’t blocked by theme limitations.
Service businesses, professional firms and content-driven brands that want WordPress’s editorial flexibility without inheriting theme-marketplace chaos.
Yearly plans that include design, development, maintenance and SEO foundations — without a large upfront project fee.
For small businesses that need a professional site without a large upfront build.
Best for local and service businesses ready to generate more leads every month.
For growing brands that need ongoing development, SEO and conversion work.
Large sites, complex integrations, multi-location brands and custom applications.
Custom WordPress builds usually start on Growth ($299/year) or Pro ($399/year). Very small brochure WordPress sites may fit Starter ($199/year). Enterprise covers multisite, complex membership or heavy integration estates. Setup fees reflect build complexity and migration needs.
Full notes for challenges, strategy and supporting pages — so the sections above stay scannable.
We scope WordPress around content models first: which entities exist (services, locations, team, resources) and how editors should update them. Then we implement templates and fields that enforce structure.
Security and performance are build requirements, not afterthoughts: least-privilege access, limited plugin set, caching strategy and image discipline. Staging is standard for meaningful changes.
Post-launch, WordPress maintenance, content SEO and selective development share one backlog so the CMS remains an asset instead of a liability.
Theme approach, plugin shortlist, content types and editor roles.
Templates matched to design without multipurpose bloat.
ACF/blocks/patterns structured for safe publishing.
CRM, email and scheduling hooks appropriate to your stack.
Title/meta controls, sitemap readiness, schema hooks where useful.
Safe testing path for updates and feature work.
Monthly capacity for enhancements and technical debt reduction.
Straight answers about scope, pricing, ownership and what a subscription includes for this page.
Selectively. Builders can accelerate marketing pages but often hurt performance and long-term maintainability. We choose them deliberately with budgets — or prefer block themes/Bricks-style approaches when performance matters.
Yes when WordPress is the right destination. Migrations include content moves, URL mapping and redirect verification.
Hardening basics, update discipline, least privilege, monitoring and backups. No tool replaces patch hygiene and access control.
That’s a primary goal. Structured fields and locked patterns reduce layout breakage compared to freeform builders.
When ecommerce is in scope, yes — with store-aware performance and checkout QA. Pure brochure sites don’t get Woo bolted on “just in case.”
WordPress maintenance depth depends on plan: updates, backups, monitoring, content edits and SEO tasks as scoped.
Often. If hosting can’t support staging, caching or PHP versions we need, we’ll recommend managed options — including 66sites hosting where appropriate.
We avoid hostage themes. Deliverables and handoff expectations are documented so you retain practical ownership.
Lean custom development with editor-friendly fields and monthly care.