WordPress Support & Full-Stack Web Development
That's me, mid-deployI help businesses fix, recover, maintain, and speed up WordPress websites.
From urgent troubleshooting and performance audits to full-stack web applications in Next.js & React.
Currently taking on new projects.
Services
All services →WordPress Technical Support & Troubleshooting
Fast, dependable technical problem solving for businesses, agencies, and store owners who cannot afford downtime or unresolved technical glitches.
WordPress Emergency Recovery & Site Rescue
Rapid restoration for down, broken, or hacked WordPress websites. Back online fast with zero data loss.
WordPress Speed & Core Web Vitals Optimization
Transform sluggish WordPress & WooCommerce stores into lightning-fast, high-converting platforms that pass Core Web Vitals with flying colors.
WordPress Maintenance & Retainer Services
Sleep peacefully knowing your WordPress site is monitored, backed up with tested restoration workflows, and maintained by a dedicated support engineer.
Full-Stack Web Development & Modern Web Apps
Modern web applications engineered for speed, clean architecture, and delightful user experience with Next.js, React, and TypeScript.
I fix broken WordPress, and build what comes next.
Most of my work is WordPress support: troubleshooting sites that have broken, fixing bugs, keeping installs maintained and patched, and running upgrades without taking anything down. Inherited themes, plugin stacks nobody documented, staging that stopped matching production years ago — that is the usual terrain.
The other half is building. I work on web applications with Next.js and React, and full-stack projects on the MERN stack. Same priorities from the other end: keep it fast, keep it maintainable, and make sure it still works after I hand it over.
- WordPress
- PHP
- Elementor
- MySQL
- React
- Node.js
- Express
- MongoDB
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- Linux
- Cloudflare
- Git
- Figma
WordPress Guides
All blogs- Read
Error establishing a database connection: how to fix it
The WordPress database error has four common causes. How to tell them apart in a couple of minutes, fix each one, and avoid the advice that makes it worse.
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How to speed up an Elementor site without rebuilding it
Elementor gets blamed for slow WordPress sites, but most of the weight is optional. A practical order of operations for cutting load time before you rebuild.
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How to migrate a WordPress site without downtime
A migration plan that avoids the two things that actually break sites: DNS propagation gaps and content written after you took the backup. With a rollback path.