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I build and rescue WooCommerce stores that can't afford to go down, load slowly, or fail a compliance check. Most of my work is in high-stakes ecommerce, where a slow checkout or a frozen payment processor costs real money, not just goodwill. Clients usually bring me in for one of three reasons: they're launching a serious store and want it built right the first time, they've inherited a fragile build another developer left behind, or their current store is quietly losing money to slow load times, checkout bugs, or downtime. WHAT I DO • Custom WooCommerce development: checkout flows, subscriptions and recurring billing, product and pricing logic, payment gateways, and the edge cases that break off-the-shelf plugins • Advanced WordPress builds with ACF, custom post types, and dynamic templates • Performance and Core Web Vitals work that holds up under real traffic, not just on a test page • Migrations, rebuilds, and cleanup of unstable or insecure sites, without losing data or search rankings • Ongoing maintenance for stores that have to stay fast, secure, and online WHERE I'M DIFFERENT I've spent 9+ years almost entirely in WooCommerce and WordPress, much of it in regulated and restricted-product categories most developers avoid, including supplements and health and wellness. In those verticals a mistake isn't just a bug. It's a frozen payment processor, a content-compliance problem, or a high-revenue store offline during peak hours. Stores like these have to be airtight on payments, content, and stability. If I can keep those running cleanly, a standard store is the straightforward version of the same work. That is also why my clients tend to stay for years instead of single projects. HOW I WORK • Staging-first; I do not test on live stores • Clear scope, realistic timelines, and direct communication • Maintainable solutions, not quick fixes the next developer has to undo If you're running a store where speed, stability, and getting the details right actually affect revenue, send me the specifics and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right person for it.