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Built a responsive WordPress site from Figma using Bricks, custom components, and a performance-minded structure.
Work directly with an experienced developer who can plan, design, build, improve, and support WordPress sites for US businesses, agencies, and site owners. I handle Figma-to-WordPress builds, custom architecture, WooCommerce logic, PHP/JavaScript functionality, Core Web Vitals, migrations, and inherited-site problems. AI accelerates routine work and QA, while technical decisions stay senior-led.
From first build to inherited-site rescue, I handle the parts where design judgment, backend structure, performance, and practical technical decisions matter.
Custom themes, Bricks, Elementor, ACF/CPT, REST APIs, PHP/JavaScript, custom plugins, and scalable site architecture.
02Squarespace, Wix, Drupal, Joomla, and old CMS rebuilds with content cleanup, redirects, SEO structure, and launch QA.
03Broken layouts, PHP errors, plugin conflicts, WooCommerce bugs, forms, email delivery, and inherited-site problems.
04Updates, staging review, small improvements, technical cleanup, ongoing support, and long-term site ownership.
05LCP, CLS, INP, image strategy, JS/CSS cleanup, caching review, WooCommerce speed, and PageSpeed improvements.
06Responsive, editor-friendly implementation in Bricks, Elementor, or custom themes with clean CSS and launch QA.
07Store builds, checkout logic, product templates, subscriptions, custom flows, payment/shipping fixes, and performance.
Move from Squarespace, Wix, Drupal, Joomla, or an outdated CMS to a cleaner, faster, more flexible WordPress setup. The goal is not only to move pages, but to rebuild the site into something easier to edit, improve, optimize, and grow.
Yes. I plan redirects, preserve URL structure where possible, and keep metadata and content hierarchy intact so rankings and traffic are protected during the move.
That's the point. I rebuild in a clean, editor-friendly structure (often Bricks Builder) so your team can update content confidently after launch.
Yes. Migration is often the right moment to modernize the design, improve mobile layouts, and clean up old content instead of copying the same problems into WordPress.
Yes. A migration is often the best time to clean up heavy layouts, reduce unnecessary scripts, improve image handling, and rebuild the site with performance in mind.
Yes. I can help with forms, basic tracking, redirects, staging checks, launch QA, and the practical details that usually decide whether a migration feels smooth.
For inherited, broken, or unstable WordPress sites that need someone who can diagnose the issue and fix it without making the system messier. That includes layout breaks, PHP errors, slow pages, Core Web Vitals regressions, and WooCommerce performance problems.
Yes. Urgent, site-down, and time-sensitive problems get fast response. Send the details and I'll assess and prioritize the fix quickly.
Absolutely. Most fix work is on inherited sites. I diagnose the existing setup carefully before changing anything.
Yes. Checkout errors, payment flow issues, broken product behavior, cart problems, and plugin conflicts are common WooCommerce support cases.
Yes. After the fix, I can summarize what happened, what changed, and what should be watched or improved next so the same issue is less likely to return.
Yes. I can review plugin/theme changes, scripts, images, caching behavior, database overhead, and frontend regressions that often cause a WordPress site to slow down after updates.
Ongoing support for WordPress sites that need reliable updates, technical cleanup, bug solving, performance improvements, Core Web Vitals follow-up, and someone who understands the site over time.
Usually, yes. You work directly with me, without account managers or markup layers, so more of your budget goes into actual technical work.
Yes. I handle WooCommerce updates, checkout issues, custom logic, and ongoing store maintenance.
Yes. Many support relationships start with one urgent or messy issue, then continue as practical maintenance once the site is stable.
When the site needs it, yes. Risky updates and larger changes can be reviewed on staging first instead of being pushed directly to production.
Yes. Maintenance can include speed checks, image cleanup, caching review, script/plugin review, and practical improvements when performance starts drifting.
Page speed work for WordPress and WooCommerce sites that need better Core Web Vitals, faster mobile loading, cleaner frontend assets, and fewer plugin/script problems. I focus on practical improvements that keep the site stable, editable, and maintainable.
Yes. I review LCP, CLS, INP, mobile loading behavior, render-blocking assets, images, fonts, scripts, and layout stability to find practical improvements.
No. Caching can help, but real speed work often includes asset cleanup, image strategy, template review, plugin/script decisions, database checks, and hosting/CDN coordination.
Yes. WooCommerce performance work can include checkout speed, cart fragments, product archive behavior, heavy plugins, tracking scripts, and frontend bottlenecks that affect buyers.
The goal is to improve performance without damaging layout, tracking, forms, or checkout. I test changes carefully and keep risky optimizations controlled.
WordPress builds and improvements using Bricks Builder, Elementor, custom themes, ACF, WooCommerce, PHP, JavaScript, REST APIs, custom plugins, and performance-aware frontend architecture. This is real development work, not just plugin installation.
I write custom code: PHP, JavaScript, custom plugins, ACF configurations, and REST API integrations. Plugins are chosen deliberately only where they're the right tool.
Yes. I work with Bricks Builder, Elementor, and custom theme builds, depending on what fits the site, team, and long-term maintenance needs.
Yes. I can extend an existing WordPress site with custom post types, dynamic templates, integrations, admin workflows, and custom plugin functionality.
Often, yes. I can improve or extend the current setup when a full rebuild is not necessary, as long as the existing structure is stable enough to build on.
Yes. I think about asset loading, template structure, image handling, plugin weight, and frontend behavior while building, not only after launch.
Pixel-conscious WordPress implementation for teams that care about responsive behavior, design quality, maintainable CSS, fast loading, and a clean editing experience after launch.
Yes. I build reusable, editor-friendly templates so your team can update content and sections without breaking the design.
Yes. I can implement Figma designs in Bricks, Elementor, or a custom theme while keeping the structure clean and manageable.
Yes. Responsive behavior is part of the implementation, including mobile spacing, typography, button layout, and section behavior.
Yes. I avoid unnecessarily heavy frontend structure, optimize image usage, keep CSS manageable, and build with mobile speed in mind.
Yes. If something in the design will not work well on real screens, I can suggest practical adjustments instead of blindly copying weak layout decisions.
WooCommerce work for businesses that need a new store, a Figma-to-WooCommerce implementation, better product and checkout logic, custom PHP functionality, bug fixing, checkout performance cleanup, or ongoing store support from someone who understands WordPress at the code level.
Yes. I can work inside an existing store, review the current plugin setup, and improve the parts that are causing checkout, performance, or maintenance problems.
Yes. I handle custom PHP, hooks, filters, checkout behavior, product logic, and integrations when plugin-only solutions are too limited or fragile.
Yes. I can build a new WooCommerce store with product structure, templates, cart and checkout setup, payment/shipping configuration, and editor-friendly management.
Yes. I can implement Figma designs as WooCommerce product pages, category views, landing pages, cart/checkout improvements, and reusable WordPress templates.
Yes. I can review checkout scripts, payment/shipping behavior, cart fragments, plugin overhead, and frontend bottlenecks that slow down the buying flow.
Hi, I'm Eugene. I work directly with clients on WordPress projects where design quality, technical reliability, and long-term maintainability matter. I handle custom PHP, JavaScript, WooCommerce logic, custom plugins, migrations, performance work, and complex fixes when a site needs real development judgment.
I'm a Ukraine-based senior WordPress developer working remotely with US clients who need direct communication, practical technical decisions, and reliable execution without agency overhead.
Eugene Gor
I use AI tools daily to speed up repetitive implementation, diagnostics, research, documentation, QA checklists, and routine tasks. This helps reduce wasted time and project cost. Architecture, debugging, final code decisions, testing, and launch responsibility stay under senior developer control.
Senior review before anything ships.

Built a responsive WordPress site from Figma using Bricks, custom components, and a performance-minded structure.

Created a flexible roofing company template with reusable ACF content and fast page rollout across multiple locations.

Developed an auction business site with Bricks Builder, Automatic.css, Frames, and responsive service layouts.

Migrated a Squarespace site to WordPress with Bricks, matching the original design while improving editing control.

Moved an older Drupal sports site to WordPress, rebuilding content structure and preserving the user-facing experience.

Implemented a finalized Figma landing page in Bricks and ACSS with clean responsive behavior and maintainable CSS.

Built a multisite setup for a construction company with product filtering, WooCommerce Store structure, and Elementor templates.

Designed and developed an Elementor landing page with an interactive chart, responsive sections, and conversion-focused layout.

Developed a custom WooCommerce Store flow with AI-generated product data, multi-step checkout behavior, and responsive UX.

Fixed multilingual WooCommerce Store issues around API synchronization, product data, taxes, checkout behavior, and stability.

Built a Google Sheets to WordPress integration that creates ACF-powered listings and map content through the Google API.

Developed a WooCommerce Store from Figma using Elementor, custom templates, responsive sections, and ecommerce structure.

Converted an InDesign-based design into a responsive WordPress site with Bricks Builder, clean sections, and custom frontend work.

Created a WooCommerce Store for a US ecommerce business with Elementor templates, cart behavior, checkout flow, and custom store pages.

Built a WordPress website from Photoshop design files using Bricks Builder, with responsive layouts and custom frontend details.

Built an animated WordPress and Elementor site for a US game development company with custom frontend interactions.
Yes. A large share of my work is on inherited sites. I carefully review the existing setup, understand how it was built, and make changes without adding more mess.
Yes. I plan redirects, preserve URL structure where possible, and keep metadata and content hierarchy intact so search rankings and traffic are protected through the migration.
I write custom code: PHP, JavaScript, custom plugins, ACF, and REST API integrations. Plugins are used deliberately, only where they're genuinely the right tool.
Yes. Site-down and time-sensitive problems get fast response. Send the details and I'll assess and prioritize the fix quickly.
Yes. I regularly work with US businesses and agencies, with scheduled calls, async updates, and direct billing or Upwork hiring depending on your process.
Typically yes. You work directly with me, without account managers or markup layers, so more of your budget goes into real technical work.
Yes. I build clean, editor-friendly structures and reusable templates so your team can update content confidently.
Yes. I handle WooCommerce development, custom logic, checkout issues, and ongoing store support.
Yes. I handle Core Web Vitals review, PageSpeed cleanup, image optimization, frontend asset cleanup, caching/CDN review, and WooCommerce performance improvements.
Both. You can hire through Upwork or work directly with a standard invoice, whichever fits your process. Invoices are available.
Absolutely. A short call is often the fastest way to review your site and agree on the practical next step. Request a call from the contact section.
I'll review what needs to be fixed, migrated, built, optimized, or improved and suggest the practical next step.
Fast response for urgent WordPress issues.