When standard doesn't go far enough.
Some requirements can be solved with existing plugins. Others need their own development so that processes, design and data really fit.
WordPress development
WordPress development for systems that have to be able to do more than standard.
Bajorat Media is a WordPress agency for custom themes, plugins, WooCommerce extensions and interfaces - for systems that need to remain stable, fast and maintainable in the long term.
- Since 2006 WordPress experience
- Custom Themes, plugins, interfaces
- Figma Implement designs reliably in WordPress
overview
WordPress develops its strengths when architecture and technology fit together.
WordPress can support simple websites, extensive corporate websites, shops, portals and editorial platforms. It is not the CMS alone that is crucial, but the technical architecture: Theme, plugins, data model, performance, security and editorial usability must fit together. For existing systems, we often start with one WordPress inspection.
Code must also work after launch.
We pay attention to clear structures, comprehensible fields, updateability, documentation and as few unnecessary dependencies as possible.
WordPress is often part of a larger system.
CRM, newsletters, product data, payment providers, tracking, AI workflows or internal tools must be reliably integrated.
Services
What we implement in WordPress development.
We take on individual development tasks, technical sub-projects or complete WordPress implementations from architecture to launch.
Custom WordPress themes
We develop lean, maintainable themes based on design systems, Figma layouts, existing designs or completely new concepts.
Custom plugin development
Custom functions, admin interfaces, shortcodes, blocks, data models or workflows are implemented as structured plugins.
WooCommerce Customizations
Checkout, product logic, shipping, payment methods, price rules, product data or interfaces can be expanded individually.
Custom post types and fields
References, teams, locations, products, knowledge or landing pages are modeled in an editorially sensible manner instead of hidden in free text areas.
Interfaces and APIs
REST APIs, webhooks, CRM, newsletter, PIM, ERP or automation connections are planned, developed and tested.
Security and update capability
Custom code must fit WordPress updates, plugin updates, role rights, nonces, sanitizing and data protection requirements.
Performance-oriented implementation
We avoid unnecessary ballast, pay attention to image sizes, CSS, JavaScript, caching and clearly structured template structures.
SEO ready architecture
Templates, structured data, internal links, indexing logic and technical SEO basics are taken into account right from the start.
Typical tasks
WordPress development often starts in very different places.
Sometimes a new design is available. Sometimes an existing system needs to be expanded, stabilized or connected to other tools.
Theme
Figma, XD, Sketch or PSD to WordPress
Delivered designs are translated into responsive, editorially maintainable WordPress themes. The old term PSD for WordPress now mostly describes design for WordPress with modern frontend and CMS architecture.
- Responsive templates
- Editorial logic
- performance
integration
Interfaces between systems
Data from forms, shops, CRM, newsletter tools or internal databases are connected via APIs, webhooks or planned imports.
- API concept
- Error handling
- documentation
Plugin
Own functions instead of plugin compromise
If ten plugins only half solve a requirement, a slim plugin of your own is often more maintainable, safer and easier to understand.
- Custom code
- Admin UX
- Tests
inventory
Further develop existing WordPress systems
We check existing themes, plugins and data structures and decide whether expansion, renovation or relaunch makes more sense.
- Code review
- Roadmap
- Prioritization
Audit & Data Protection
Before and during development, we check inventory and data flows.
Individual WordPress development becomes more sustainable if technical risks, interfaces and data protection issues do not only become apparent shortly before the launch.
Audit as a basis for sound development.
If an existing website needs to be expanded, we first check the theme, plugins, data models, interfaces, performance and update risks. The appropriate deepening is WordPress Inspection & Auditing.
Think about data protection technically.
Forms, tracking, consent, external services, role rights and data transfers should fit the architecture. For technical testing and implementation all around WordPress & GDPR We plan these points in development and QA.
Sequence
This is how a requirement becomes robust WordPress development.
Good development doesn't start with code, but with clear decisions about purpose, data, editorial, operations and risks.
- 01
Clarify requirement
We check goals, users, existing systems, technical dependencies, design templates, content structure and interfaces.
- 02
Planning architecture
Theme, plugin structure, fields, roles, data flows, performance approach and update strategy are defined.
- 03
Implement and test
Development is modular, with visual inspection, code review, staging, responsive states and functional testing.
- 04
Launch and support
After acceptance, deployment, monitoring, documentation and, if necessary, ongoing maintenance or further development follow.
Deepening
From PSD to WordPress has changed. The need behind it has remained.
A few years ago, PSD for WordPress was a very concrete performance promise: an agency delivered Photoshop files and developers built a WordPress theme from them. Today, designs tend to come from Figma, XD or existing design systems. Technically, it's still the same question: How does design become a technically solid, responsive and editorially maintainable WordPress system?
Design templates are just the beginning.
A design shows how a page should look. However, it rarely answers all technical questions: Which content is reusable? Which modules does the editorial team need? How do navigation, filters, forms, multilingual content, structured data or loading times work?
We therefore do not translate design pixel-blindly, but rather into a resilient WordPress system. This includes templates, components, fields, breakpoints, states, performance and clear rules for later maintenance.
In-house development is worthwhile if it reduces complexity.
Not every function has to be programmed individually. But if a standard plugin creates too many compromises, load times, security risks or editorial detours, developing yourself may be an easier solution.
The goal is not as much custom code as possible, but rather the right technical balance: use WordPress where it is strong and build your own modules where maintainability, performance or improve usability.
Technology choice
WordPress is our focus — but not a dogma.
We choose technology based on project goals, maintainability and long-term benefits, not on habit. WordPress is the right answer for many needs. When it is not, we say so openly.
Where WordPress shows its strengths.
WordPress is strong in projects that require editorial curation, SEO, custom content models and extensibility. Company websites, portals, magazines, member areas and WooCommerce shops benefit from the maturity and flexibility of the system.
Added to this is the ecosystem: a well-developed WordPress website can be maintained by various service providers in the long term. This reduces dependencies and protects the investment in the technical basis.
When another technology fits better, we use it.
Over more than twenty years we have not only built WordPress projects. We have realized work with custom PHP backends, modern JavaScript frameworks, static site generators and other content management systems — depending on what a project really needed. That breadth helps us assess honestly whether WordPress is the right choice for a specific requirement.
When performance demands are extreme, when multiple output channels need to be served from a single data source, or when a project needs functionality that WordPress could only cover with disproportionate effort, we recommend a different technology — and we can implement it ourselves. The decision follows the project, not the tool.
Quality
WordPress development with an eye on operations, SEO and further development.
A WordPress agency with technical depth doesn't just develop for the launch moment. A good WordPress system must remain understandable, fast and expandable after months and years.
Bajorat Media has been working with individual themes, plugins, training, customer projects and its own tools since the early days of WordPress.
Development is structured, documented and built in a comprehensible manner so that later updates do not become a risk.
Indexability, loading times, semantics, structured data and internal linking are taken into account in the implementation.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about WordPress development.
A few typical decisions can be easily clarified before the project starts.
Do you develop custom WordPress themes?
Yes. We develop individual themes based on conception, Figma designs, existing layouts or design systems. It is important that this results in a system that is responsive and easy to maintain editorially.
Are you adopting PSD to WordPress or Figma to WordPress?
Yes, technically we treat this today as a design-to-WordPress implementation. PSD is an older term, but we can also transfer Photoshop files, Figma layouts or other design templates to WordPress.
Do you develop your own WordPress plugins?
Yes. Your own plugins make sense if a requirement would be difficult to solve with existing plugins, would involve too many compromises or would require too much maintenance.
Can you further develop existing WordPress websites?
Yes. For older or more complex systems, we often recommend a short audit first so that the theme, plugins, hosting, security and technical risks are known.
Is WordPress also suitable for larger or more complex projects?
Yes. WordPress powers corporate portals, large editorial systems, multisite networks, and high-volume WooCommerce stores — when architecture, hosting, caching, and deployment are carefully planned. Size alone is not an argument against WordPress.
What is the difference between classic and headless WordPress?
Classic WordPress delivers frontend and backend from one system. Headless separates the two: WordPress serves as a data source via REST API or GraphQL, and a separate front end handles the display. This allows more control over performance and output channels, but also significantly increases development and maintenance effort.
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