I have several years of experience with WordPress and WooCommerce under my belt. And by saying that, I do not mean just simple tasks involving installing/configuring stuff. Instead, I have deep and profound knowledge of PHP & Javascript code underlying WordPress and its plugins (such as WooCommerce). It is hard to imagine any technical issue related to the functionality of a WordPress site that I wouldn't be able to solve. Even if I'm faced with a task that I have never done before, I'm always ready to learn on the fly.
With that said, I'm not just a coder, but I also have a keen eye for design, and I'm happy to do all kinds of CSS customizations as well. So, here is what I do on a regular basis:-
Developing all sorts of WordPress sites from the ground up, with a huge load of custom functionality or the simplest ones
- Building WooCommerce stores tailored to your demands
- Creating various WordPress themes - with support for any plugins that are necessary for your site
- Developing WordPress plugins to perform virtually any task. It can be a WooCommerce extension or, say, a custom plugin to talk to your own API
- Eradicating annoying bugs caused by conflicting WordPress plugins or theme-plugin incompatibility
- Transforming the way any element on your WordPress site looks - with CSS I can do magic :)
However, my coding & design skills are not the only reason why clients prefer working with me. Even though we may be located in different countries and discuss purely technical stuff, the success of any project hugely depends on communication. I like to talk to clients a lot, explain all aspects of what I am about to do to solve their problems. And I always try to listen to the client very attentively and adjust accordingly. If there are pressing deadlines, I'll hurry up; if other people are going to work with my code - I will go the extra mile to comment it thoroughly; if the site needs to have an adaptive layout, I will test it on all possible kinds of devices, etc. So, if you decide to work with me, I'll try to bring my A-game not only in terms of coding but in terms of communication as well.