Custom WordPress development from your design
Canva, Figma or a mockup turned into a block theme you can edit yourself. No page builder, no bloated theme, layouts that hold up on a phone.
98 mobile PageSpeed Canva designs to block theme
I do custom WordPress development: block themes from your designs, fixes, and site moves that keep your rankings. $50 an hour, quoted before I start.
4.96/5 on Upwork, Top Rated Plus. You talk to me, not a salesperson.
// latest wordpress build
321Charge, a UK company that rents phone charging stations to venues, sent me 12 Canva designs, desktop only, and a launch date. Here's what they got.
See the live site (opens in a new tab)Scores from Google PageSpeed Insights, mobile, 8 November 2026.
// what clients say
Kaspian delivered exactly what was promised - fast, clean, and professional. He diagnosed the issues quickly, fixed everything on a duplicate theme without touching the live store, and even caught an additional issue outside of scope and resolved it proactively. Great communication throughout and turned it around in under 48 hours. Would absolutely work with him again.
Kas is a great freelancer. He's dependable, attention to detail orientated and a great communicator. He's available when you need him and he's someone who's trustworthy and hardworking. Thanks for the great work, Kas!
// wordpress work
Each one comes from real client work. Most of those sites are under NDA, so you get the work, not the names.
Canva, Figma or a mockup turned into a block theme you can edit yourself. No page builder, no bloated theme, layouts that hold up on a phone.
98 mobile PageSpeed Canva designs to block theme
Forms, galleries, page layouts and plugin conflicts, fixed at the cause and tested on a copy of your site first.
Multi-step quote form file uploads and routed emails
I find what actually slows the site down, from heavy images to plugins loading on every page, and remove it instead of adding another speed plugin.
100 accessibility score on my latest build
Redirects, sitemaps, real 404s, heading order and structured data, so Google crawls the pages you care about and nothing else.
Real 404s restored on empty blog pages
Product imports from spreadsheets, including variable products, bulk SEO fields across the catalog, and a clean move to Shopify when the store outgrows its plugins.
1,110 meta descriptions imported into one WooCommerce store
Blogs, pages and media moved with their dates and SEO data intact, links repointed, and a tested way back before anything goes live.
Full blog moved via the REST API, piloted first
// wordpress or shopify
I build on both, so I don't need you to pick the one I sell. This is how I'd decide.
Content and leads
Your site's job is to explain what you do and bring in enquiries, and you sell little or nothing online. WordPress is the right tool. I'll make it faster and easier to edit.
What I fix on WordPressYou sell online
Your store runs on WooCommerce and plugins, hosting and updates eat your week. Shopify takes that work away. I map every old URL to its new page, so Google and your customers land in the right place.
How the move worksContent plus a store
Keep WordPress for your blog and service pages, put the store on Shopify. It's a common setup, and I build on both sides.
WooCommerce vs Shopify// before you hire
Ask these to anyone you're considering, me included. A good developer answers each one in a sentence.
// how it works
Your live site is never the test bench. Nothing goes live until you've seen it working.
// faq
I charge $50 an hour and quote in hours before any work starts, so you know the total up front. A full site from finished designs is scoped page by page once I’ve seen the designs.
No. Most of my work is on Shopify, and I also build and fix WordPress and Magento 2 sites. My latest WordPress build was a custom block theme from Canva designs that scores 98 on mobile PageSpeed.
Yes. I build it as a custom block theme on WordPress core blocks, so you edit every page in the normal WordPress editor. If your design only covers desktop, I design the phone and tablet layouts too.
Not for new builds. I build on WordPress core blocks, which keeps pages fast and means you don’t depend on a builder license. I can still fix layouts and bugs on an existing site.
Yes. I’ve imported WooCommerce catalogs from spreadsheets, including variable products, and loaded SEO fields in bulk, such as 1,110 meta descriptions in one store. When a store has outgrown its plugins, I also move it to Shopify, as my WooCommerce to Shopify migration guide shows.
It depends on whether you mainly sell or mainly publish. I compare the real monthly costs and speed data in my WooCommerce vs Shopify guide, and I’ll give you a straight answer for your store on a free call.
Not if every old URL gets a 301 redirect to its new page before the old site goes offline. Shopify’s URL structure is fixed, so I map the redirects by hand from a full crawl and your Search Console data.
Yes. With SSH access I work through WP-CLI, which is faster and safer for bulk changes. Without it, I work through the WordPress admin and your hosting panel.
Book the free call and show me the site or the designs. I'll tell you what I'd do, how long it takes, and whether WordPress is still the right home for it.
Free · 30 minutes · No pitch Prefer email? hello@kaspianfuad.com