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I've been building and troubleshooting websites for more than two decades, giving me the experience to look beyond the obvious solution and figure out what is really going on.
Not Just a Page Builder, I work comfortably with WordPress, themes, plugins, HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, databases, and custom functionality. When something goes beyond the settings panel, I'm comfortable digging into the code.
When you work with WP On The Go!, you're working directly with me. No sales team, no layers of account managers, and no passing you from one person to another.
Some of my favorite projects start with, “I have no idea what's wrong with this.” I enjoy troubleshooting the issues that aren't always straightforward and finding a practical solution.
I don't believe every website needs to be rebuilt from scratch or every problem needs an expensive solution. I'll recommend what I think makes the most sense for your situation.
A website isn't finished just because it went live. I provide ongoing maintenance, updates, troubleshooting, improvements, and technical support when you need it.

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A robust eCommerce website designed to showcase a growing product catalog while making it easy for pet parents to discover, learn about, and purchase Earth Animal products.
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Robust online storefront built to organize a large product catalog while making it easy for homeowners, designers, and contractors to browse, compare, and purchase tile/stone products.
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Absolutely. In fact, working on existing websites is a significant part of what I do.
You don’t need to start over just because your website was built by another developer, agency, or with a different theme or page builder. I regularly work with existing WordPress websites to make updates, fix problems, add functionality, improve performance, customize layouts, resolve plugin conflicts, and make changes that have become difficult to manage.
Before recommending a rebuild, I’ll take a look at what you already have and determine whether it can be improved. In many cases, the existing website can be cleaned up, repaired, and brought up to date without the cost and disruption of starting from scratch.
I can also step into projects where a previous developer is no longer available, an agency relationship has ended, or you simply need an experienced developer to take over ongoing website support.
If your existing website isn’t working the way you need it to, let’s take a look before assuming you need a new one.
Yes. WordPress troubleshooting and problem solving are a major part of my work.
If your website suddenly stopped working, a page looks wrong, a form isn’t submitting, a plugin is causing an error, your mobile layout is broken, or something changed after an update, I can investigate what is happening and determine the best way to fix it.
I work with issues involving WordPress themes, plugins, Elementor, Divi, WooCommerce, custom code, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, databases, forms, integrations, and other website functionality.
Some problems are straightforward fixes. Others require digging into the website to find the underlying cause rather than simply treating the symptom. My goal is to identify what’s actually causing the problem and provide a practical solution.
And if I determine that the problem is related to outdated software, poor configuration, hosting, or another issue outside the immediate code, I’ll explain that as well so you understand what needs to be addressed.
If your website is broken, behaving strangely, or simply not doing what it should, tell me what’s happening and I’ll help you figure out the next step.
Not necessarily.
A website that looks outdated or isn’t performing the way you’d like doesn’t automatically need to be replaced. Depending on its condition, it may be possible to improve the existing website through a redesign, theme or template changes, performance optimization, technical repairs, content updates, or custom development.
I’ll look at the website, understand what isn’t working, and help determine whether an update, redesign, repair, or complete rebuild makes the most sense.
There are situations where rebuilding really is the better option — for example, when a website has outdated technology, an unstable foundation, excessive plugin or theme conflicts, significant security concerns, or limitations that make future improvements impractical. But I won’t recommend a rebuild simply because it’s the biggest project.
If the existing website can be improved effectively and doing so makes financial and technical sense, I’ll tell you that.
The goal isn’t to sell you a new website. The goal is to give you a website that works well for your business.
Yes. I work with WooCommerce for both new online stores and existing stores that need development, troubleshooting, customization, or ongoing support.
I can help with WooCommerce website development, product and store setup, theme and layout customization, checkout and payment functionality, shipping, taxes, product variations, integrations, and custom functionality.
I also work on existing WooCommerce stores when something isn’t working correctly. That can include checkout problems, payment issues, plugin conflicts, product or cart functionality, mobile issues, performance problems, or other technical challenges.
If your store requires functionality that isn’t available through standard WooCommerce settings or an existing plugin, I can also work with custom code and integrations to create a solution that fits the way your business operates.
Whether you’re starting a new online store or need help with an existing WooCommerce website, I can help you determine the best approach.
Need help with your WooCommerce store? Let’s talk about what you’re trying to accomplish.
Yes. Ongoing website maintenance is available for businesses that want someone they can rely on to keep their website updated, monitored, and running properly.
WordPress websites aren’t truly “set it and forget it.” WordPress core, themes, plugins, PHP, and other website components are regularly updated, and those updates can sometimes create conflicts or unexpected problems.
Depending on your needs, ongoing support can include WordPress and plugin updates, troubleshooting, content changes, backups, security-related maintenance, performance improvements, compatibility issues, and general technical support.
I can also help with occasional updates and one-off maintenance needs if you don’t require a recurring maintenance arrangement.
The goal is to keep small issues from becoming big ones and to give you someone you can contact when something goes wrong or you need a technical change made.
You don’t have to become your own website administrator. I can handle the technical side so you can focus on your business.
Yes. I work with agencies, designers, marketing professionals, and other web professionals who need an experienced developer to handle the technical side of their projects.
I provide white-label WordPress development and technical support, which means I can work behind the scenes while you remain the primary point of contact with your client.
Depending on the project, I can handle WordPress development, theme and page-builder customization, custom functionality, WooCommerce, troubleshooting, performance optimization, migrations, maintenance, and other technical work that may be outside your team’s capabilities or capacity.
This can be especially helpful when you have a project that requires a developer but don’t have one available in-house, when your development workload suddenly increases, or when you need someone with more technical experience to solve a difficult problem.
I understand the importance of keeping your client’s experience consistent with your agency’s brand and workflow.
Your client. Your brand. My development expertise.
WordPress is my specialty and where I have the deepest experience, but it isn’t the only platform I work with.
Over the years, I’ve worked with platforms and technologies including WooCommerce, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Duda, Storyblok, and other website systems.
That broader experience is useful because not every business or project has the same requirements. Sometimes WordPress is clearly the right choice. Other times, an existing website is already built on another platform and the goal is simply to improve or maintain it.
I don’t believe in forcing every project onto the platform I happen to prefer. I’ll look at what you’re trying to accomplish, what you already have, and what your website needs to do before recommending an approach.
WordPress is where I specialize, but the goal is always to find the solution that makes the most sense for your website and your business.
There isn’t a single price that applies to every website because the cost depends on what you’re building, how much customization is required, and what your website needs to accomplish.
A straightforward informational WordPress website is very different from a custom WordPress site with advanced functionality, a WooCommerce store, third-party integrations, membership functionality, or other specialized requirements.
The same applies to existing websites. A small troubleshooting issue may only require a few hours of development, while a complicated technical problem or major redesign may require considerably more work.
Rather than giving you a generic price based only on the number of pages, I’ll first understand what you need and determine what the project actually involves. You’ll receive a clear scope of work and estimate before development begins, so you know what you’re paying for.
If you’re working with a specific budget, it’s also helpful to tell me that during the initial conversation. There may be several ways to accomplish the same goal, and I can help determine the most practical approach.
Tell me what you’re trying to accomplish, and I’ll help you figure out the right solution and the expected investment.
Let’s schedule a time to dive into your project and vision. This allows us to fully review your goals and ensure that we are aligned from the start. I’ll come prepared with a few key questions, and I’ll be ready to answer yours as well.
During our discussion, I’ll also share some tailored ideas and recommendations for you to consider. I’ll then review everything we’ve discussed and deliver a detailed proposal that outlines the scope of work, exact costs, and firm deadlines — all designed to keep your project on track and moving forward.
Let’s make your vision a reality — with clarity, creativity, and a process you can count on.