
DentFlix Academy — Headless Education Platform
A production platform with synchronized enrolment, progress, billing, webinar and certificate workflows.
Read case studyCustom WordPress systems
I design and build maintainable WordPress systems for businesses whose website is part of their operations—not just a brochure. That includes custom plugins, headless builds, WooCommerce workflows, membership portals, API integrations, migrations and performance work.
A good fit when
What I can deliver
Custom plugin and theme engineering
WooCommerce, subscriptions and payment workflows
Headless WordPress with Next.js and WPGraphQL
Membership portals, dashboards and reporting tools
REST API and third-party platform integrations
Performance, migrations, security and ongoing maintenance
How the work moves
Audit the current stack, workflow and constraints
Define the data model, integration boundaries and delivery plan
Build in testable modules with clear administrative controls
Validate permissions, failure paths, performance and responsive UX
Deploy safely with documentation and post-launch support
What success looks like
Typical technology
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Read case studyCommon questions
Yes. I start by mapping the people, data, decisions and exceptions in the current workflow, then turn that into a focused WordPress plugin with the right administrative controls and integrations.
Yes. I can audit and extend an existing site, replace fragile customizations, migrate data, improve performance or take ownership of an established plugin and integration stack.
Yes, when it is the right fit. I have built headless systems where WordPress manages content and operations while Next.js provides the customer-facing experience through WPGraphQL and APIs.
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