Practical WordPress guides on hiring, costs, and best practices from the GetWebDevs team.
What to do when a web developer stops responding, starting with the access problem most people deal with last, plus how to prevent it happening again.
August 26, 2026A developer's checklist for WordPress performance, ordered by impact: measure first, then hosting, caching, images, scripts and database, with a 15-point summary.
August 20, 2026Why WooCommerce stores lose orders at checkout, how to find the actual drop-off point before changing anything, and a prioritised fix list from quick wins to developer work.
August 20, 2026A practical comparison of Codeable, Toptal and Upwork covering how each vets developers, what they really cost once fees are included, and which suits which project.
August 19, 2026An up-to-date comparison of Webflow and WordPress covering Webflow's May 2026 pricing restructure, true running costs, maintenance burden, and which platform suits which kind of business.
August 12, 2026Most WordPress hacks are automated and preventable. A non-technical checklist covering updates, login security, backups, hosting and what to do if the worst happens.
August 9, 2026A step-by-step SEO process for migrating a store between Shopify and WooCommerce, covering URL structure differences, redirect mapping, and the first eight weeks after launch.
August 7, 2026The commerce-specific criteria that separate a real WooCommerce development partner from a general WordPress developer, plus the red flags and questions to ask before you commit.
August 1, 2026Short answer: Vetting a WordPress developer means checking four things before you pay anything: a portfolio of live, functioning sites (not screenshots), verifiable references or reviews, a clear answer on post-launch support/warranty, and a fixed quote or transparent hourly rate tied to a defined scope. Skipping any one of these is how businesses end up […]
July 28, 2026Short answer: Fixed-price pricing saves you money on well-defined projects like custom themes, redesigns, or WooCommerce builds, because you know the total cost upfront and the risk of scope creep sits with the developer, not you. Hourly pricing saves you money on ongoing work like maintenance, small fixes, or evolving projects where the scope isn’t […]
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