WordPress · Three Index
WordPress that editors can actually run.
Custom themes, plugins and WooCommerce builds with performance, security and a CMS experience your team will use without calling a developer for every change.
- Team
- 50+ IT professionals
- Delivery
- Design, build, release, support
- Engagement
- Project or dedicated team
What this covers
Concrete work we take on under wordpress — not a catalogue of buzzwords.
WooCommerce and membership sites
Plugin development and third-party integrations
Performance, hardening and migration from other CMS platforms
Problems we take on
If one of these sounds familiar, we have likely shipped something close — and we will say so if we have not.
Your WordPress site is slow, insecure or stuck on a page builder mess.
Editors cannot update content without breaking the layout.
You need WordPress connected to a CRM, ERP or custom API.
Who this is for
This is for marketing and content teams who will publish every week and should not need a developer to change a heading. It also fits commerce and membership sites whose operations can live in WordPress and WooCommerce.
It is the wrong tool when the product is an authenticated platform with complex roles, billing logic, or workflows that will outgrow a CMS. In that case the engagement is a custom web application, and we will recommend it.
How an engagement starts
Written scope
We map the templates editors actually need, who may publish, and which integrations (CRM, ERP, payments) are in the first release. The scope names the block or field model so a content change cannot collapse the layout.
First increment
The first increment is a staging site with the core templates, a role an editor can use, and one integration or catalogue path proved end to end. Performance and update hygiene are part of that increment, not a cleanup phase after launch.
Decisions we make with you
Classic WordPress is the right call when editors, plugins, and hosting you already understand will carry the site.
Headless WordPress is the right call when a separate front end is required and the team accepts two deploy paths and a content API.
A page-builder rescue is worth doing when the content model can be rebuilt into blocks editors will keep using. If the “site” is really a product, the decision is to leave WordPress and build on the web application path.
What you own
You own the hosting account, the theme and plugin code, the database, and the admin users. Updates, backups, and a note on which plugins are load-bearing are part of the handoff. Retainers for updates and security are available after launch.
- You own
- Hosting account
- You own
- Theme and plugin code
- You own
- Database
- You own
- Admin users
Further reading
WordPress vs custom: when to choose which
When WordPress is enough, and when a custom build is the honest choice.
ReadHeadless CMS: when it helps and when it is ceremony
The headless option, including when it is ceremony.
ReadTechnologies
Stacks we use when they fit the product and your team — not a mandatory toolkit for every engagement.
- Stack
- WordPress
- Stack
- PHP
- Stack
- WooCommerce
- Stack
- ACF
- Stack
- REST API
- Stack
- MySQL
How we work
Scope first, named engineers, biweekly demos, and you keep the repo.
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Scope before code
We write what is being built, what is excluded, integrations, dates and cost basis before the build starts. Changes get quoted before they get coded.
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Talk to the people doing the work
You meet named engineers and designers. There is no account manager translating technical questions in both directions.
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Working software every two weeks
Increments land on staging you can open and use. Progress you can click on beats progress in a status report.
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You own everything
Repository, cloud account, domains and credentials stay yours. We work in your accounts wherever possible.
FAQ
Answers specific to wordpress — stacks, engagement and what we actually ship.
Headless WordPress?
We use headless when the front end needs a separate stack. Many sites are better as well-built classic WordPress.
Will you maintain it after launch?
Yes — retainers for updates, security and content support are available.
Do you build WooCommerce stores?
Yes — custom themes, checkout flows and integrations, not only theme swaps on a stock store.
Can editors update content safely?
That is a design goal. We structure blocks, fields and permissions so layout does not break with every content change.
Can WordPress connect to our CRM or ERP?
Yes, via REST, webhooks or custom plugins when the vendor exposes an API or exchange format.
Related
Services that often sit beside wordpress on the same roadmap.
Why Three Index
AI-first software development company in Ahmedabad. Founded 2020. Fifty-plus IT professionals. Five hundred-plus projects shipped.
We are a software engineering company: large enough to staff serious products and small enough that the people who wrote a module can still explain it. See how we operate, our AI development work, browse case studies, read the FAQ, or join the team.
Tell us what you are trying to build.
Send a short description of the project. You will get a reply from someone technical — with questions worth answering, not a brochure.