This is my WordPress development portfolio: front-end builds, plugin work and the systems behind them. The plugins in this WordPress development portfolio run on more than 41,000 sites through WordPress.org.
For the open-source side, see contributions. To discuss a project, get in touch.
This is just some of my front-end work:
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What this WordPress development portfolio covers
Two strands of work sit behind these numbers. The first is open source: plugins published on WordPress.org, maintained across a decade, running on tens of thousands of live sites. The second is client work, where the same code gets shaped to one business rather than to everyone.
How the WordPress development portfolio is built
Everything here is PHP against real platform APIs, with front ends in modern JavaScript where a page needs to feel like an application rather than a document. WooCommerce work covers checkout, subscriptions and the reporting around them.
The contributions page lists the open-source side with documentation for each. For work that is not WordPress at all, see how I built UptimeClaw, an uptime monitoring service. For commercial work, get in touch and describe the outcome you need.