I approach web platforms not as a “theme project” but as software: updateable, secure, fast and operationally manageable – including integrations when content and data need to work together.
The goal is a CMS setup that can be updated safely, performs reliably and integrates cleanly with other systems when needed.
Assessment of the current state, identified risks, upgrade path and a prioritized roadmap with quick wins.
Reproducible deployments, staging environments, backups, basic logging and clear update processes.
Hardening, plugin/extension hygiene, secure defaults, structured roles and minimal exposure.
Caching strategy (server/proxy/app), image optimization, reduced TTFB and improved Core Web Vitals.
Interfaces to backend/CRM/ERP, clean data flows, webhooks or batch processes, authentication and monitoring.
Focus: restore updateability, introduce clean deployment and reduce risk while improving performance.
Measure first, then optimize: TTFB, caching, media handling, third-party scripts. Result: stable loading times, even under load.
When content is linked to other systems (products, documents, forms, portals), a clean integration approach replaces plugin chaos.
Yes, if the foundation is solid. In many cases, cleanup is required first so updates are no longer risky.
Inventory, risk assessment and reduction of dependencies. Critical functionality is stabilized or cleanly replaced.
Yes. If content or forms are connected to other systems, data flows and interfaces are planned from the beginning.
Send me the URL, CMS version, hosting setup and your main issue (updates, security, performance, integration). You will receive a concrete assessment.