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What makes the difference isn’t WordPress itself, it’s how it’s built. Open source, no vendor lock-in, and when the code is clean: faster, easier to find and cheaper to maintain than most proprietary content management systems.

Most complaints about WordPress aren’t about WordPress. They’re about how it was built. These are the six things we hear most from companies that come to us with an existing site.

Every agency has a process. The difference is where that process starts and what's not in it. Four steps, no surprises.
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What does the site need to do? For whom? What’s not working now? Whether we build from scratch or work with existing designs, we start with what your business needs. Not with what we prefer to build.
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We build with modern techniques, clean code and no page builders. That sounds like a detail, but it’s the difference between a site that lasts three years and one that starts creaking after six months.
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Before go-live we test for speed, security, devices and browsers. Not as a formality but as a filter. If something’s off, it doesn’t go live.
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A website isn’t a project with an end date. We offer ongoing maintenance, updates and support. You focus on your business. Studio Ubique keeps the tech running, even when you’re not looking at it.
We’ve been building and maintaining digital products long enough to know what breaks, what scales, and what “urgent” actually means.
Been at it long enough to know what breaks, what scales and why “urgent” usually means someone started too late.
Most things you’re wondering about are answered here or on the FAQ page. If something’s missing, reach out, humans deserve clarity too.
CMS development is building the system your team uses to publish and manage content without touching code, while keeping templates, permissions, and structure under control. That can be WordPress, Shopify, headless, or custom, the point is the workflow, not the badge.
It depends on your needs:
We help you decide based on your project scope and budget.
Yes, we can extend themes, build plugins, add features, fix performance and security issues, and clean up old CMS debt. First we need access to see what we’re dealing with, sometimes rebuilding is cheaper than wrestling a 2016 plugin zoo.
We keep core and plugins updated, lock down access by roles, harden logins, monitor uptime, and run backups. If you host with us, we can patch and monitor faster because we control the stack.
Providing exact timelines can be challenging since every project is unique. On average, building a WordPress or Shopify website typically takes 1 to 1.5 months, though a more realistic estimate would be 1.5 to 2 months. Larger projects or custom CMS developments may require more time and are often harder to predict accurately in advance.
Each platform has its advantages:
We assess your needs and recommend the best option for your business.
Theme build and UX work, filters and search, payments (Stripe, PayPal, Klarna, etc.), shipping and tax automation, multi-language and multi-currency, B2B and subscriptions, and API integrations with CRM, ERP, and inventory tools.
Yes. Updates, security monitoring, backups, recovery, performance work, and ongoing dev support for new features. These are easiest to guarantee when the store runs on our hosting, otherwise you’re partly dependent on whatever your host considers “support.”

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