WordPress Development Services

A custom WordPress website from Akif Wani starts at $800 for a standard multi-page business site, and single landing pages start at $200 per page. Advanced SEO setup adds $350 and speed optimisation adds $250. Final pricing depends on page count, custom functionality, and whether you supply content and imagery. Every project is quoted at a fixed price in writing before work starts.

Use WordPress when your team needs to publish and edit content without a developer — which covers most business sites, blogs, and brochure sites. Choose a custom-coded site such as Next.js when you need application logic, a highly custom interface, or performance beyond what a CMS delivers. If your site is mostly content pages that change regularly, WordPress is almost always the cheaper and faster answer.

Yes. Akif Wani builds custom WordPress themes from scratch rather than modifying purchased templates. A custom theme means no unused page-builder bloat, template files matching the content types you actually publish, and reusable section blocks your team can rearrange. Custom themes typically load faster than template-based sites because they ship only the code your site uses.

All three, chosen by what the project needs. Gutenberg blocks suit clients who want native WordPress editing with no third-party dependency. Elementor suits teams already trained on it or who want maximum layout freedom. Custom-coded templates suit sites where speed is the priority. The decision is made during scoping based on who maintains the site afterwards.

Speed work targets the three Core Web Vitals directly. Images are served in modern formats at correct breakpoint sizes, non-critical CSS and JavaScript are deferred, page and object caching are configured, render-blocking scripts are removed, and unused plugins are stripped. Custom themes help substantially because they ship only the code the site actually uses, rather than a template's full feature set.

Yes. Akif Wani handles full migrations from Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy Website Builder, Webflow, Joomla, and older WordPress installs. Content, images, and page structure are carried across, and old URLs are mapped to 301 redirects so existing search rankings and inbound links survive the move. Migrations are quoted based on page count and content complexity.

Builds ship with security hardening in place: limited login attempts, disabled file editing in the admin, correct file permissions, and a reduced plugin footprint since every plugin is an attack surface. Ongoing core, theme, and plugin updates are available as a maintenance arrangement, or you can handle them in-house — the handover covers how.

Yes. Every build ships with correct heading hierarchy, semantic HTML, per-page titles and meta descriptions, an XML sitemap, structured data, and a clean URL structure. This is the technical foundation that lets content rank — it does not replace content and link building, but without it, good content underperforms.