I build custom WordPress plugins, WooCommerce integrations, and modern React interfaces — often in the same project.
WordPress side: plugins from scratch, WooCommerce checkout flows, payment gateway and third-party service integrations (lottery systems, CRM, BankID/Swish), REST API, headless setups, HPOS compatibility, Gutenberg blocks, ACF. Clean hooks architecture, no page-builder shortcuts.
React side: Next.js, TypeScript, component-driven UI, state management (Redux, Zustand), SPA-to-backend communication, shadow DOM / web component integrations, responsive layouts focused on performance.
I'm used to working where these two worlds meet — embedding React widgets into WP, connecting WooCommerce to external JS apps, building admin panels that actually make sense. I write code that the next developer won't hate.
