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Web development

Websites built to do more than look good.

DevStacker builds websites that can support inquiries, CRM, automation, analytics, and customer communication — not just pages that render well. The visible site is one layer of a larger system; we architect it to connect to the rest from day one.

WordPress & custom CRM-ready forms Built to integrate

Interface → Function → Business Systems

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What we build

Six kinds of work, not one generic offering.

Most projects use one or two of these, not all six — scope is agreed based on what the business actually needs.

Marketing sites

Business Websites

Professional marketing and service websites built around clear user journeys and conversion paths.

CMS

WordPress

WordPress builds, customization, Elementor where appropriate, theme and plugin work, and existing-site improvements.

Commerce

WooCommerce

Store configuration, customization, and connections to the systems around it where required.

Campaigns

Landing Pages

Focused pages for campaigns, offers, specific services, or lead generation.

Custom builds

Custom Web Development

PHP, JavaScript, custom functionality, portals, and integrations that don't fit cleanly into off-the-shelf tools.

Existing sites

Redesign & Improvement

Improve, repair, migrate, modernize, or integrate a website that already exists.

The core idea

The website shouldn't become a dead end after someone clicks Submit.

Visitor→Website→Form / Action→CRM→Automation→Team / Customer Follow-Up→Reporting
See CRM Systems See Automation & Integrations

WordPress

A good fit for a lot of projects — not a default.

WordPress earns its place in a lot of business websites: it's easy to manage content in, flexible for page building, backed by an established ecosystem, and gives the business real ownership and control over its own site. It's also extensible enough to grow with reasonable customization.

Content management Flexible page building Established ecosystem Business ownership & control Extensibility

It's not automatically the right choice for every project — platform choice depends on what the business actually needs.

Custom development

When off-the-shelf stops being enough.

Custom code becomes useful when a requirement doesn't fit cleanly into an existing plugin or theme — not as a default approach.

Business-specific workflows Custom forms Portals Dashboards / interfaces API integrations Plugin / module extensions

Forms that go somewhere

A form is a process, not just a UI element.

Every form should have a deliberate destination, error handling, and a clear owner for what happens after it's submitted — not just a "message sent" confirmation and silence.

Website Form→Validation→CRM→Notification→Confirmation→Follow-Up
See Automation & Integrations

Performance & technical foundation

The parts that don't show, but matter.

A site can look right and still be built on a weak foundation. We treat the technical basics as part of the build, not an afterthought — without promising a specific PageSpeed score or ranking, which depend on far more than the build itself.

Responsive implementation Performance-conscious builds Semantic structure Accessibility fundamentals Technical SEO foundation Analytics readiness SSL / security basics Backups / deployment where scoped

Existing website?

A new website isn't always the answer.

Rebuilding from scratch is sometimes the right call — often it isn't. A lot of what feels broken can be fixed, connected, or improved without starting over.

Fix broken functionality Improve mobile behavior Improve performance Integrate forms Connect CRM Migrate hosting Update WordPress Customize plugins / themes Redesign selected areas

WooCommerce & online operations

Store technical work, kept proportionate.

DevStacker isn't an ecommerce-only agency — this is one part of the wider stack, handled when a project needs it.

Store setup & customization Checkout-related technical work Product / site functionality Payment integration where appropriate CRM / automation connections

We won't promise a revenue or conversion outcome — that depends on far more than the store's technical setup.

Your website. Your assets.

Ownership and access should be unambiguous.

Client-controlled domain / account access, where appropriate Clear credentials & access Documentation for custom functionality Proper handover Third-party licensing transparency

These are working principles, not a substitute for the actual contract — specifics are subject to what's agreed in scope and any third-party provider terms.

After launch

Building it and running it are two different jobs.

Implementation gets the site live. Keeping it maintained, updated, and monitored afterward is a separate, ongoing service — DevStacker Care — not included by default in a build.

Maintenance Updates Backups Monitoring Bug fixes Ongoing improvements

Care doesn't mean unlimited monthly development — larger new work is scoped separately.

See DevStacker Care

Related services

A website rarely stands alone either.

Related

CRM Systems

Where the leads and inquiries a website generates actually end up.

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Perfex CRM Development

Deeper CRM customization for businesses running Perfex specifically.

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Automation & Integrations

What happens automatically once a form is submitted.

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Related

Optimization & Care

Keeping the site maintained, monitored, and improved after launch.

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Questions

Frequently asked

Do you only build WordPress websites?+
No. WordPress is common because it fits a lot of business sites well, but we also build custom-developed sites where that's the better fit for the requirement.
Can you improve our existing website?+
Yes — fixes, performance work, mobile improvements, and integrations can often happen without a full rebuild.
Can website forms connect directly to our CRM?+
Yes, that's one of the most common integrations we set up — a submission becomes a tracked record instead of an email someone has to copy over.
Do you build WooCommerce stores?+
Yes — store setup, customization, and connections to CRM or automation where the project needs them.
Can you create custom functionality?+
Yes, when a requirement doesn't fit cleanly into existing plugins or themes — custom forms, portals, and integrations are common examples.
Can you work with an existing theme/plugin setup?+
In most cases, yes — we review what's in place and work with it where it's reasonable to do so, rather than replacing it by default.
Do you handle hosting and deployment?+
Yes, where it's part of the agreed scope — configured and managed through appropriate third-party providers.
Is SEO included?+
Technical and on-page SEO foundations can be included within scope. We don't promise specific rankings, and an ongoing SEO campaign is a separate service, not an automatic part of a build.
Who owns the website after the project?+
You do. Domain, hosting, and account access are kept client-controlled where appropriate, subject to the actual contract and any third-party provider terms.
Do you provide ongoing maintenance?+
Yes, through DevStacker Care — a separate service from the initial build, for businesses that want the site actively maintained afterward.

Ready when you are

Your website should be the beginning of the customer journey — not an isolated page on the internet.