Why a custom theme instead of a builder
A page builder gives you every widget on every page, and you pay for it in speed. A custom theme ships only what your design needs.
The result is a site that passes Core Web Vitals without a pile of optimization plugins, and stays fast as it grows.
Gutenberg blocks your team can use
Each section of your design becomes a block with clear fields: a heading, a text, an image, a button. Editors pick blocks and fill them in.
The layout can’t break, the brand stays consistent, and new landing pages take minutes instead of a developer ticket.
A performance budget from day one
Every template gets a budget: how much CSS, JavaScript and image weight it’s allowed. If a new feature breaks the budget, we talk about it before it ships.
That’s how sites stay fast after launch, not just on launch day.
SEO and tracking built in
Clean heading structure, meta fields, schema and sitemaps come with the theme. So do GA4, Tag Manager and Consent Mode v2, set up the right way.
You launch ready to rank and with every lead counted, instead of fixing both six months later.
You own all the code
No proprietary framework, no licence that expires. The theme lives in your repository, documented, and any WordPress developer can work on it.
I stay available for changes, but you’re never locked in.