About

Freelance WordPress developer, with deep front-end and CSS expertise.

I've been building for the web since 2006. I work remotely with web, creative and communications agencies that need an autonomous technical partner: approved-design builds, support on active WordPress projects, less operational overhead and more orderly delivery, with a workflow that fits English-language collaboration across UK and US teams.

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2006professional start

2024remote freelance for agencies

20+years in web

8+years in WordPress

The milestones behind my technical profile.

My current profile comes from a gradual path: web development and front-end as the foundation, WordPress as a specialization from 2018 onward, and, in the last 2 years, remote freelance collaboration with agencies. What matters today is that this path translates into projects where less oversight, reliable execution and orderly technical delivery are what count.

2006 - 2017

Front-end and design-to-code path

My professional path started in 2006 inside a web agency, when the Web itself was barely 15 years old. My early training was largely self-taught, but applied immediately to real projects. During the ASP phase I was effectively working across both front-end and back-end, following step by step the evolution of CSS, visual execution, responsive behavior and browser compatibility. The way I work has changed many times since then, and CSS itself has evolved more than it gets credit for — but one thing hasn't: I'm still doing front-end.

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery and classic ASP in a hands-on web development context focused on execution.
Design-to-code work, responsive behavior, browser compatibility and continuous refinement of visual detail.
A front-end mindset built around cleanliness, consistency, final execution quality, and regular use of visual tools such as Photoshop and Fireworks.

From 2018

WordPress specialization

From 2018 onward my work moved decisively into WordPress. I brought my front-end foundation into this space and applied it to custom themes, customization, plugins and agency delivery.

Custom themes, plugins, tailored WordPress work, and implementations where JavaScript and jQuery still play a useful role inside WordPress.
On-page SEO, performance, technical maintenance and disciplined project execution.

From 2024 to today

Remote freelance work for web agencies

I work remotely as a freelance WordPress and front-end developer for agencies and digital studios. My work covers both full builds from approved designs and technical work on active sites: customizations, plugins, forms, integrations, responsive adjustments and on-page SEO.

Design-to-code execution from Figma or Adobe XD into WordPress, with a focus on structure, responsive behavior and execution quality.
Technical work on active sites: theme customizations, plugins, custom forms, API integrations and responsive fixes.
Targeted technical support: on-page SEO, performance, corrections and work estimation before and after launch.

What this background shaped in the way I work today.

Front-end foundations first

Even when the project is WordPress, my approach starts with structure, visual execution, responsive behavior and front-end code quality.

WordPress as a delivery system, not a shortcut

I use it to build maintainable projects, choosing custom code or builders based on the real needs of the project rather than habit.

Autonomy, not isolation

I can take ownership of a delivery segment with limited supervision while staying aligned on scope, priorities and status — inside clear roles, not as a solo act.

Clean delivery, ready for handoff

The goal is not only to make a build work, but to deliver it with less avoidable technical debt, so PMs, editors and other developers can step back in without rebuilding context from scratch.

Direct answers to the questions an agency owner is likely to ask before bringing me in.

Here you will find short, direct answers to the most common questions before starting a collaboration.

When should an agency hire a freelance WordPress developer?

It makes sense when the agency already has clear commercial ownership, PM structure or approved design, and needs a technical partner who can step into delivery without increasing coordination overhead. I fit best where autonomy, reliability and respect for the existing workflow matter.

Can you work with UK or US-based teams?

Yes. I work in English, overlap naturally with UK working hours and keep communication and handoff structured enough for US-based teams working more asynchronously.

Do you offer white-label WordPress support for active projects?

Yes. I can step into both new WordPress builds from approved design and existing live projects that need technical support, refinement, performance work, maintenance, or reorganization of templates and components. The goal is to lighten delivery, not create a new bottleneck.

What changes when you work with a non-nagging WordPress developer?

It means technical work can move forward without creating extra work for the internal team. I handle what can be solved autonomously, raise questions only when they affect logic, UX, SEO, cost or future maintainability, and keep communication short but useful.

Do you also support creative or communications agencies outsourcing WordPress work?

Yes. When the agency owns strategy, creative direction, content or the client relationship and wants to outsource WordPress delivery, I step in as a white-label technical layer without shifting ownership or visibility away from the agency.

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