Services

When I build or rebuild a website, three things come together: a custom WordPress build, the content and SEO behind it, and a multilingual setup done properly. Together they make a site that's reliable and built to last.

WordPress development

I build custom WordPress themes from scratch — no page builders, no bloated templates. Every site is hand-coded, which keeps it fast, accessible, and easy to maintain for years.

The result is a site you actually own: clean code, predictable behaviour, and no monthly fee for a builder plugin that locks you in. From editorial blogs to multilingual business sites.

What's included

  • Custom theme, hand-coded — no page builders
  • Performance- and accessibility-first markup
  • Mobile-first, tested across devices
  • 30 days of post-launch fixes included

Content & SEO

I write long-form content in Russian and Ukrainian — AI-accelerated for speed, but always human-edited, so it reads like a person wrote it, not a model.

On the technical side: Rank Math configured properly, a clean URL and heading structure, and internal linking that search engines actually reward. SEO is built in from day one, not bolted on later.

What's included

  • Long-form articles (RU / UK), human-edited
  • Rank Math setup and on-page SEO
  • Clean structure, headings, and internal linking
  • Meta titles and descriptions per page

Multilingual setup

Multilingual sites are easy to get wrong. I set them up so each language is a real, indexable version — correct hreflang, clean per-language URLs, and proper language routing.

I work with Polylang and WPML and localize the content itself, not just the interface — so an English, Ukrainian, or Russian visitor each gets a page that feels native to them.

What's included

  • Polylang or WPML integration
  • Correct hreflang and per-language URLs
  • Content localization (EN / UK / RU)
  • A language switcher and routing that just work

Have a project in mind? Most projects combine all three. Tell me what you're building and I'll tell you how I'd approach it.

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