I build the site. I handle the SEO. Most projects split those two jobs between different people — which means the developer doesn't think about search, and the marketer can't fix the code. Mine don't work that way.
The platform choice shapes everything: how fast you can launch, what the site can do, and what it costs to maintain. I work with two stacks depending on what your project actually needs.
WordPress with WooCommerce is the most practical starting point for most businesses. You get a proven CMS, a mature e-commerce layer, and a dashboard you can manage yourself without calling me every time something needs updating.
Good fit if:
The practical choice when budget and launch speed matter more than a fully custom codebase.
For projects that need more than WordPress can offer, I build with Next.js on the frontend and Laravel on the backend. Next.js handles fast, SEO-ready pages with server-side rendering. Laravel handles everything behind the scenes — APIs, business logic, user management, whatever the project needs.
Good fit if:
The right choice when you have specific requirements and a longer-term vision.
Budget, timeline, and what you need the site to do — those three factors usually make the decision obvious.
A straightforward comparison for business owners
A Next.js site loads faster, handles more traffic, and gives Google what it wants. A WordPress site under load tends to slow down — and that hurts both rankings and conversions.
Laravel has security baked into the framework. WordPress security depends on which plugins you've installed and whether you remembered to update them last month.
| Protection Type | WordPress | Next.js / Laravel |
|---|---|---|
| Database Protection | Requires setup | Automatic |
| Form Security | Requires setup | Automatic |
| Login Protection | Plugin needed | Built-in |
| Password Safety | Basic | Automatic |
Whichever platform you choose, these come standard.
Stripe and PayPal set up properly — credit and debit cards, digital wallets, buy-now-pay-later. Tested before launch, not patched together after.
Real-time stock tracking that works whether you have one warehouse or several. Low-stock alerts, supplier feeds, the lot.
Secure registration, login, and password management. Returning customers get a faster checkout because the system already knows them.
Search and filter that works, so customers find what they're looking for without scrolling through pages of results.
A short, focused checkout flow that removes friction. Fewer steps means fewer abandoned carts — and that shows up in your revenue.
I handle development and SEO. Most agencies split those two roles.
Most web projects separate the builder from the marketer. I do both. So when I make decisions about your URL structure, page layout, or site architecture, those decisions are already informed by SEO — not patched in after the fact.
No account managers, no project coordinators, no one relaying your message before it reaches the person doing the work. You contact me, I respond.
I have a formal IT engineering degree. I've also been doing digital marketing long enough to know what actually moves rankings. Both show up in how I approach your project.
Tell me what you're trying to build. I'll tell you which stack makes sense and what it would take to rank for your target keywords.
