Remote WordPress developer · UTC+8
For more than ten years I've helped agencies turn designs into WordPress websites that look right on every screen, are easy for clients to edit, and keep working long after launch.
100+websites shipped
Looking for a long-term remote WordPress role
Currently learning: AIAI is changing how websites get built. I'm learning where it saves time, and where a careful developer still matters most.
I like the quiet work that keeps websites dependable. Most of my projects start with a finished design and end with a WordPress website that keeps every detail of it, on desktop, tablet and phone.
When something breaks, I trace it to the real cause instead of patching around it. Clients tell me I need very little hand-holding: I write clear updates, flag problems early, and test properly before I call something done.
I'm dedicated and loyal to the teams I work with. I prefer long-term remote work with one team, and I look after their clients' websites as if they were my own.
10+years in WordPress
5+years remote with agencies
Things I'm good at
“Required very little oversight from our team. Delivered work correctly on the first try.”
Each project the way I think about it: what was wrong or needed, what I did, and how it turned out. Client names left out on purpose.
Shipped
Gutenberg and Kadence builds with reusable patterns, so pages stay on-design as clients add content.
Read the case study →Demo
An animated, keyboard-friendly explainer that walks through day, storage, night and EV charging.
Try the demo →Ongoing
Updates, layout fixes and plugin conflicts across client websites, double-checked before I hand anything back.
Strongest on the front end, comfortable across the WordPress side, and happy to work in whatever builder a team already uses.
Front-end is my strength, but I handle the whole WordPress side too: content structure with ACF and custom post types, forms and email delivery, WooCommerce, and keeping live websites running.
UTC+8. I've worked asynchronously with agencies in other time zones for over five years, using task comments, Slack and clear handoff notes.
Most likely. I've worked in Elementor, Beaver Builder, Divi, Bricks, WPBakery, SiteOrigin and Avada, and I adapt to whatever a project already uses.
Right away. I usually reply within one business day.
A long-term, remote position on a team that builds or looks after WordPress websites. I'm also comfortable in plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and I take on select projects and ongoing website care.
Both. A lot of my work is on live websites: layout fixes, plugin conflicts, form problems and content updates, alongside new builds from Figma.
Yes, that's one of my main goals. I build with reusable blocks and patterns, and use ACF fields and custom post types so routine changes happen in WordPress, not in code.
I check every page at desktop, tablet and phone sizes, test in the main browsers (with BrowserStack or LambdaTest), and send test entries through every form before I call a job done. After a change, I look over the rest of the website too, so a small fix doesn't break something somewhere else.
In writing, so nobody has to wait for a meeting: short updates in task comments, Slack, ClickUp or Asana, blockers flagged early, and notes the next person can follow.
I'm learning to bring them into my work. AI is changing how websites get built, and it can speed up the routine parts. My job is to make sure what it helps build is correct, works on every screen and in every browser, and is easy for clients to edit.
Most of my work was for agencies, so I leave client names out on purpose. I'm happy to walk you through any project in more detail.
Send me a few lines about the role or the project. I'll reply within one business day.