[ Web Development ]
Custom WordPress websites with clean PHP themes, structured content, reliable plugins, and a maintainable editorial workflow.
The practical scope includes Theme or block build, Plugin & security audit, Content migration, Editor workflow & handoff, Performance & SEO pass, with PHP, Block themes, REST API treated as implementation requirements rather than marketing labels.
Treat WordPress Development as a system decision: inputs, owners, review steps, and the system of record matter more than any single feature comparison.
Acceptance of WordPress Development should be demonstrated on the genuine path with real content, real accounts, and representative traffic rather than staged examples.
Scope should name deliverables such as Theme or block build, Plugin & security audit, Content migration, Editor workflow & handoff, and Performance & SEO pass so reviews and sign-off have something specific to check.
If work on WordPress Development is already underway, audit assumptions against the references below and record where implementation deviates from the documented plan.
[ Sources ]
Terminology and platform behavior in this note trace back to published docs, not secondhand summaries.
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The REST API should be planned alongside authentication, custom post types, fields, cache behavior, and the editorial workflow rather than bolted onto a finished frontend.
June 5, 20244 min read
Block themes change the build boundary: theme.json manages global settings, templates are block-based, and PHP remains relevant for plugins, hooks, dynamic blocks, and server-side behavior.
May 19, 20244 min read
Velo can add custom data, backend logic, and integrations to Wix Studio, but the build still needs an explicit boundary between editor-managed content, custom code, permissions, and external APIs.
August 16, 20264 min read
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