WordPress website development, built around your designs.
Your agency brings the brief and the creative direction. We turn it into a responsive, maintainable WordPress website, with careful attention to design detail, content flexibility, and the parts that need to work behind the scenes.
An illustrative mapping, not a client file.
What we handle on a WordPress build.
From Figma to WordPress
Translate approved layouts into working WordPress pages with responsive behavior, reusable patterns, and the interactions that matter to the design.
Custom WordPress themes and builds
Build structured, maintainable websites tailored to project requirements rather than forcing every solution into a generic template.
Website redesigns and rebuilds
Modernize an existing website while accounting for content, functionality, URL structure, performance, and continuity during migration.
Flexible content and dynamic templates
Give editors practical control with custom fields, reusable templates, structured content, and sensible publishing workflows.
Responsive implementation and QA
Review the site across screen sizes, validate key interactions and forms, and correct visual or functional issues before handoff.
From approved design to a website your team can actually manage.
- Your agency
Approved designs
Figma files, brand guidelines, and the brief. Your creative direction stays intact.
- Together
Component and content architecture
We map layouts into reusable components, templates, and editable content structures before building.
- Stadi Works
WordPress development
Responsive implementation in the agreed stack. Breakdance is our primary builder, and we also work in Elementor, Bricks, Gutenberg, or custom code.
- Stadi Works and you
Review and QA
Checks across screen sizes, forms and interactions tested, and a structured review round on staging.
- Handover
Handoff
Editor guidance and documented decisions, so the client team can manage the site with confidence.
Fidelity, usability, and maintainability, kept in balance.
Design fidelity
The details your designers specified, kept, including spacing, type, and behavior between breakpoints.
Editor usability
Content structures that make sense to the people who update the site every week.
Long-term maintainability
Clean, conventional code and documented decisions, so the next developer can pick it up.
What a rebuild has to carry across.
A new design should not cost the client what already works. Before a live site is rebuilt, we review these five areas with your team.
Scope depends on the site. We assess it before committing to a plan.
The right stack is the one your project can maintain.
The choice depends on four things, and we talk them through before building starts.
If your agency has a preferred builder, we say plainly how well we know it, and work in it where we can do it justice.
Where we have the deepest hands-on experience. It is our first recommendation when a project has no existing builder.
Elementor on existing projects, including customization. Bricks, which we are actively adopting. Gutenberg for native editor and block workflows.
Custom fields, post types, and dynamic templates, plus code where a design or feature needs more than a builder can cleanly deliver.
Built to slot into your delivery workflow.
You keep the client relationship and the creative direction. We take on the build, and keep you informed at each review point.
Design handoff
We review the files with your designers early and raise questions before they turn into rework.
Planned effort
Development time is estimated and agreed up front, so you can plan the project around it.
Responsive refinement
The space between breakpoints gets attention, not only the three review widths.
Structured reviews
Review rounds on staging, with feedback collected in one place.
A clean handover
Documentation and editor guidance, so your client’s team can take it from here.
- We stay behind your brandWe do not contact your end clients unless you authorize it. You control client communication.
- Confidential by defaultClient details, credentials, and project files are protected, and we can work under an NDA when you need one.
- No public mentionsWe never show a white-label project, or name your agency, without permission.
The design beside the build.
Reserved for verified Stadi Works builds: the approved design next to the finished site, shown with the agency’s permission. Nothing appears here until real, approved projects are supplied.
Straight answers about builds.
The specifics always depend on the project, so these are scoped answers rather than promises.
Can you build from an existing Figma design?
Yes. We review the files with your team first, flag anything unclear, and align on responsive behavior, components, and interactions before building.
Can you work with our preferred WordPress builder?
Usually, yes. Breakdance is our primary builder. We also work with Elementor, Bricks, Gutenberg, and custom code, and we tell you plainly where we are strongest and when another approach would serve the project better.
Will our client be able to update content?
That is a goal from the start. We structure templates and custom fields around what editors actually change, and hand over guidance with the site.
Can you rebuild a live WordPress site without losing important content or URLs?
That is what the planning is for. We inventory content, map URLs and redirects, and agree a launch plan before anything moves. We would need to see the site before promising a result.
What information do you need to scope a website build?
Design files or a brief, the page and template list, required functionality and integrations, any preferred builder, a timeline, and the current site for a rebuild. Access is shared securely later.
Ready to turn a design into a dependable WordPress website?
Share the project brief, design files, or current website. We can review the requirements and recommend a practical development scope.
- A project brief
- Figma link or design files
- The current site URL
- Preferred builder, if any
Access and credentials are shared securely later, never through a public form.