There are dozens of website platforms out there, but by far, the most popular one that has dominated the website share by almost 45% is WordPress, while Shopify comes in 2nd which we also use for e-commerce projects.

While it probably depends on the functionalities or complexities of a required website, WordPress has provided solutions in many areas and industries for small to medium-sized businesses or even some larger businesses.

This is one of the reasons we use WordPress.

As WordPress is an open-source platform, it depends on the designer/developer to use the right server, tools, and plugins for the website. As a WordPress developer, I use Hostinger and Siteground for hosting servers, Elementor or Divi for page builders, and Cloudflare for CDN.

From there I use different sets of plugins for different purposes like Rankmath for SEO and WP Rocket for WordPress caching.

While I use all sets of different plugins as specified before, I also custom code different elements in a WordPress website for any special requirement.

As a results-driven web designer, I focus on generating revenue for my clients.

I believe that the purpose of web design is not only to create something beautiful but to create something that will drive traffic and motivate visitors to take action.

To provide a strong return on investment, I prioritize industry research, search engine optimization, and conversion rate optimization.

I do that by logically project my client’s business and then develop a strategy for their website.

If you’d like to learn more about my process and get a custom proposal for your unique project, get in touch with me here.

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I use a strategic approach to maximize the conversion rate of your website.

I help you consider what pages to have on your website, what sections to have, how long each section should be, and how all the content should be laid out in sales funnels with clear call-to-actions.

I also need to ensure the content in each section is compelling, easy to understand, and inspiring for users to take action.

This may include leveraging social proof and emphasizing your company’s unique differentiators.

I will work with you through every step of the project from sharing my ideas to executing the launch of your website.

While I’ll be handling the process, It’s important to know what will be required from you, and there are areas where your involvement would be required.

Mainly in these distinct areas:

• Initial Project Agreement: This is generally during the signing of your project, where I review your business, your website requirements, and your preferences.
• Website Content (Logo): The designing content like stock photos, images, writing content and logo to be used on the website. (I can also create that).
• Domain and Hosting: Transferring your website to your host and domain. Confused or don’t know about hosting? No worries! Contact me.
• Final walk-through and Go live: For walking you through the website once it’s near completion, revising and finalizing till it goes live.

Your collaboration could also be required outside these areas depending on the situation and project, but I believe your effective collaboration is key to your successful website.

I work with businesses of different shapes and sizes, including start-ups and small businesses to major enterprises and nonprofit organizations.

I always conduct thorough industry and company research before jumping into their work. To optimize the user experience, I need to possess a thorough understanding of your target audience as well as the ins and outs of your business.

While I work with clients in almost every industry, I most commonly work within the following sectors: industrial, healthcare, tech, legal, financial, B2B, and more.

WordPress website design packages

WordPress website costs vary. Some WordPress websites even cost $300, and some will even go higher than $5,000.

It’s like buying a house. Are you looking for a two-bedroom apartment (2-page website) or a five-bedroom house with a swimming pool (5-page website, extra features)?

the important thing here is to consider your budget, including the hosting and domain that cost separately.

I understand how important it is to have an affordable WordPress web design for businesses of any kind, especially small or new businesses.