SELECTED WORK / WORDPRESS / WOOCOMMERCE

Work built around real business problems.

A selection of WordPress and WooCommerce projects ranging from complete websites and online stores to focused landing pages, technical restructuring and performance work.

Some started from a blank page. Others started with an existing site that needed to work better.

01

Magic Clean

A multilingual service website built to be fast, clear and easy to find.

WordPress / Multilingual / SEO / Performance

Magic Clean provides cleaning and property management services on the French Riviera. The project needed to communicate several services clearly to an international audience while remaining lightweight and easy to navigate.

The site was built as a focused WordPress experience with multilingual content, clear contact paths and local-search foundations built into the structure rather than added afterwards.

Performance was treated as part of the build from the beginning. The live site currently reaches:

99 / 100 / 100 / 100

Performance / Accessibility / Best Practices / SEO

The important part is not the score alone. It remains a real multilingual business website with images, forms and search-focused content while achieving it.

Project focus:

  • WordPress development
  • Multilingual structure
  • Performance optimisation
  • On-site SEO
  • Local business positioning
  • Mobile experience
Lighthouse performance test for the Magic Clean WordPress website showing scores of 99 for Performance and 100 for Accessibility, Best Practices and SEO.

02

Eranthe Fashion

Turning a fashion catalogue into a practical WooCommerce store.

WooCommerce / Product Catalogue / Online Store

Eranthe is a Romanian fashion store with a sizeable product catalogue. The work centred on building a WooCommerce storefront that could present collections clearly while keeping the catalogue usable for both customers and site administrators.

For an online store, the visible interface is only one part of the project. Product organisation, reusable catalogue structure and the way new products can be added later matter just as much.

Project focus:

  • WooCommerce implementation
  • Product catalogue
  • Categories and product organisation
  • Responsive storefront
  • Product presentation
  • Store management

03

Smart Fleet Rent

A focused landing page for one specific service.

Landing Page / Local SEO / Conversion

Smart Fleet Rent needed a dedicated page for van rental with a lift in Bucharest. Rather than building another generic service page, the landing page was structured around one clear offer and the searches most likely to lead to it.

The page was designed to support both organic local search and paid traffic, with service information, geographical relevance and conversion paths built around the visitor’s immediate need.

Project focus:

  • Landing page development
  • Service positioning
  • Local search intent
  • SEO structure
  • Google Ads readiness
  • Responsive conversion paths

04

OBD Center

Rebuilding the structure behind a technical WooCommerce catalogue.

WooCommerce / Catalogue Architecture / Imports / Technical Work

OBD Center is an automotive diagnostics and programming store where the main challenge was not simply displaying products. The catalogue contains different product types, functions, connection methods, compatibility requirements and user levels.

The store therefore needed a structure that could handle categories, subcategories and reusable attributes consistently rather than leaving important information buried inside product descriptions.

The work also involved product seeding and imports, shipping integration, redirects from the previous site and technical cleanup around WooCommerce data.

Project focus:

  • WooCommerce catalogue architecture
  • Categories and subcategories
  • Product attributes
  • Compatibility data
  • CSV imports and product seeding
  • Shipping integration
  • Redirects and migration work
  • Technical troubleshooting

05

The website should solve the problem it was built for.

These projects are deliberately different. A local service business does not need the same structure as a WooCommerce catalogue, and a focused advertising landing page should not be built like a large company website.

The common part is the process: understand what the website needs to do, choose the simplest structure that can do it properly, and build from there.

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