Custom WordPress themes, hand-coded from your design

A custom theme is built for your design and content only, so it loads less code, matches your brand exactly and avoids the bloat and update conflicts of multipurpose themes. Pre-made themes are cheaper at the start but often need workarounds later. A custom theme makes sense when design quality, speed and long-term maintenance matter.

The number of unique templates and blocks, how complex the layouts and animations are, custom post types and fields, multilingual needs and any integrations. A theme with ten reusable blocks costs less than one with dozens of one-off sections. We list every template and block in the written scope, so the fixed price is clear before work starts.

Yes. Figma to WordPress is one of our most common projects. We match spacing, typography, colours and responsive behaviour to the design, turn repeating sections into reusable blocks, and flag anything in the design that would be hard to edit later. You review the build on a staging link before it goes live.

Yes. Every section is a Gutenberg block or an ACF field, so your team can change text and images, reorder sections and create new pages from approved components without touching code. Locked styles keep pages on-brand. We hand over with a recorded walkthrough that shows each block and how to build a page with it.

They can. Most of our custom themes use native Gutenberg blocks, which keeps them light. If your team prefers Elementor or Bricks, we can build the theme to support it, with global styles set up so pages stay consistent. We recommend the approach after seeing who edits the site and how often layouts change.

Yes. We fix deprecated functions, broken templates and plugin conflicts so the theme runs on current PHP and WordPress versions, and we test every template on a staging copy first. If the old theme is too tangled to fix sensibly, we explain the cost of a rebuild against the cost of repairs so you can choose.