
WordPress Agency in Cape Town
Easy to explore.
Built to edit.
We build WordPress websites around your content and the people maintaining it. From corporate sites to product information and online stores, we connect design, reusable content and agreed integrations in a practical website your team can keep current.
Content structure / Editable websites / Ongoing ownership
Somerset West, Cape Town Working globally
A few of the brands we’ve worked with
Selected work — 01
Applied Heat
Engineering detail.
A clearer route to enquiry.
We rebuilt Applied Heat’s WordPress website around industrial heating products and applications. The refreshed identity connected the site with sales materials, while relevant enquiry routes sat alongside the information buyers needed.
WordPress website, product and application structure, and connected brand presentation.
Beyond launch day
Your website keeps changing.
Plan for the people updating it.
A useful WordPress site supports the visitor and the editor. Products change, news needs publishing and service information has to stay accurate without every update becoming a new design exercise.
We define content types, templates and editing responsibilities around your organisation. Design and functionality follow a clear structure, with support and maintenance discussed before handover.
What we can build
A considered structure.
A maintainable website.
Create a new WordPress website or improve an existing one. We assess your content, functionality and current setup before deciding what should be retained, rebuilt or connected.
01
Content that fits your organisation
We define pages, reusable content types and navigation around what your team publishes. A clear content model helps information stay consistent and gives editors a more understandable place to work.
Content types / Navigation structure / Publishing requirements
02
Templates with a clear purpose
We translate the agreed design into WordPress templates and components. Reusable patterns support consistent pages while leaving room for the content and functions that make your business different.
Page templates / Reusable components / Responsive implementation
03
Connected functionality
We connect the forms and external services agreed for your site, then test important visitor and editor journeys. Existing integrations and access requirements are reviewed before the implementation approach is confirmed.
Forms and integrations / Visitor journey checks / Editor workflow checks
04
Ownership after handover
We agree how content updates, technical maintenance and support will be handled. Backups, software updates and ongoing improvement belong in a defined care plan with clear responsibilities, rather than an assumed arrangement.
Handover guidance / Maintenance scope / Support responsibilities
Selected work — 02
Coffy
From brand identity
to online shop.
Coffy’s WordPress eCommerce website formed part of a connected brand project. The identity extended from cups and packaging into the shopping experience, giving the physical products and online store a consistent presentation.
Brand system, packaging applications and WordPress eCommerce website.
Working together
A clear way
to work together.
We bring your editors, business priorities and technical requirements into the same plan, so the build and the handover support the way your team works.
01
Understand the context
Review your current WordPress site or new-site brief, publishing needs, integrations and team responsibilities. Identify what is useful to retain and what needs to change.
02
Plan the project
Confirm content types, templates, functionality and migration needs. Agree access, content preparation, review points and responsibilities for launch.
03
Build together
Build the site, connect the agreed services and review important visitor and editing journeys with your team. Refine the content and layouts together.
04
Review what comes next
Complete the agreed launch checks and handover. Confirm the plan for updates, backups, support and future improvements.
The wider picture
Keep the content current.
Keep the site cared for.
WordPress ownership continues after launch. We can coordinate technical care, content changes and future improvements through an ongoing scope, with clear responsibilities for your team and ours.
We design the content structure and editing approach around your publishing needs. The pages, fields and activities your team manages are agreed in scope, with handover guidance for those tasks.
Yes. We first review the current setup, content, theme, plugins and integrations. That helps determine whether focused improvements are sensible or whether parts of the site need to be rebuilt.
Yes. We have delivered WordPress eCommerce work, including Coffy. Your catalogue, payments, fulfilment and integration requirements determine the appropriate store scope and platform configuration.
It depends on the agreed care plan. Updates, backups, technical support and improvement work should have clear responsibilities and boundaries. We discuss what your site needs and who will manage each part before handover.
Website projects typically take 4–16 weeks, depending on complexity, requirements and the content, feedback and other deliverables needed from your team. We agree the schedule and milestones around your project and make the dependencies clear before work begins.
We agree the pages and fields your team will edit, the guidance they need and who owns technical maintenance. The handover should identify administrator access, backups, updates and the route for support. Training, hosting and ongoing changes are defined in the project scope rather than assumed to be included.
A rebuild starts with an inventory of useful pages, documents and enquiry routes. We agree what to retain, improve or retire, map changed URLs to relevant replacements and check redirects, indexability and important journeys before launch. Search rankings are not guaranteed by a migration.
In a 30-minute conversation, we discuss your business, current website, publishing needs and what the site should achieve. We explore fit and agree the next step. You do not need to have chosen plugins or prepared a complete technical brief.
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What does your team
need to publish next?
Bring your current site, content needs and the functions you want to connect. We’ll discuss a practical WordPress approach and the next step.
A 30-minute conversation to explore your priorities and agree the next step. No finished brief needed.