Aldrian Loyola, independent developer
I build web apps, browser extensions, custom websites and online stores, from the database to the interface, and fix the technical problems that slow businesses down. You work directly with me, from the first call to launch day and after.
Top Rated on Upwork with 100% Job Success
5+
Years building and maintaining websites
20+
Websites delivered for real clients
100%
Job Success score on Upwork
Top Rated
Upwork freelancer status
Selected work
Client stores and websites alongside products I designed, built and shipped myself.
WooCommerce Store
Live(opens in a new tab)Ongoing WordPress and WooCommerce work for a live krill oil store: a design revamp, security updates, WooCommerce care and a theme upgrade that moved the whole site from PHP 7.4 to PHP 8.4.
Web App
Live(opens in a new tab)Private, end-to-end encrypted chat rooms that vanish the moment everyone leaves. No accounts and no email: share a link or a QR code and talk. Free, installable, and built entirely on Cloudflare.
WordPress Plugin
Live(opens in a new tab)A free WordPress security plugin listed on WordPress.org: a firewall, a malware scanner and friendly two-factor login in one, guided by Jibong, a very serious tuxedo cat. No premium tier and no account; everything runs on your own server.
Services
Whether you need a new website, a better online store, or someone to fix what's broken, you get one developer who owns the work from start to finish.
Web apps and browser extensions
Custom web apps, PWAs and browser extensions: real-time features, sign-in, databases and APIs, built with TypeScript and React and deployed on Cloudflare.
What you get
Skills and stack
The languages, frameworks and platforms I use to ship web apps, browser extensions, websites and online stores.
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Hand-written, responsive interfaces that load fast and look right on every screen.
Process
You always know what's happening, what's next, and what it costs.
01
We start with a short call to align on your goals and what success looks like. I'll ask for any access I need up front.
02
For existing sites, I audit the current setup, fix urgent bugs, and organize the workflow. For new builds, I map out pages, content, and features first.
03
I get to work on the deliverables and share clear progress updates as things come together, so you're never left guessing.
04
We review everything together, make final revisions, and go live. I'm still around afterward for updates and fixes.
Client feedback
Excerpts from client feedback on my Upwork profile.
“Nice work and good turnaround. Will use again.”
Journal
Practical guides on speed, SEO, WordPress, and running an online store.
WordPress4 min read
Two critical PHP flaws disclosed on October 21, 2026 can let attackers take over a server without logging in. Here's how to check if your WordPress site is affected and what to fix first.
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WordPress2 min read
Twenty minutes a month keeps most small problems from becoming big ones. A simple routine for WordPress and other business websites.
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Website Planning3 min read
The questions that separate a smooth project from a stressful one, plus the answers that should make you confident (or cautious).
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Step-by-step checklists and templates for running a faster, safer business website. Free, no sign-up.
Type a page title and meta description and see roughly how they could look in Google search results, with length checks and copy-ready meta tags.
A step-by-step checklist to find and fix the most common causes of a slow WordPress site, in the order that usually gives the biggest wins.
How to verify your website in Google Search Console, submit your sitemap, and read the three reports that matter most for a small business.
FAQ
Mostly founders, store owners, and small teams. That includes startups launching their first site, WordPress site owners who need updates or fixes, and Shopify or WooCommerce stores.
Yes. A lot of my work is improving sites that already exist: fixing bugs, speeding things up, cleaning up stores, and keeping WordPress up to date.
It depends on scope. After a short conversation about what you need, you get a written quote with a clear price, timeline, and list of what's included before any work starts.
Me. You work directly with the developer doing the work, not an account manager. You'll get clear updates as the project moves forward.
Yes. I handle plugin and theme updates, backups, security checks, speed improvements, and small edits. Ask about it when we talk and I'll suggest an arrangement that fits your site.
Tell me what you're working on. I'll reply with honest advice and a clear next step.