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WordPress in Makati

WordPress developer in Makati

I'm a WordPress developer working with Makati firms. I build corporate WordPress sites, write custom themes and plugins, and fix the slow or outdated sites that marketing teams have inherited.

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WordPress developer in Makati

Many company websites in Makati run on WordPress, for a good reason. A marketing team can publish news, job openings and articles without waiting on a developer.

The trouble starts a few years in. The agency that built the site has moved on. Nobody dares to click "update". Pages take five seconds to load. A plugin shows a security warning and no one knows whether it matters.

I'm Aldrian Loyola, a WordPress developer in the Philippines. I work with Makati companies remotely, and I am the author of a security plugin listed in the official WordPress.org directory.

Why that plugin matters to you

Jibong Purr-tection includes a web application firewall, a malware scanner and login protection with two-factor sign-in. Every plugin accepted into the WordPress.org directory passes a manual review of its code for security and coding standards.

For a company, that is the relevant proof. It shows I write WordPress code properly: input checked, output escaped, permissions verified. The same standard applies to anything I build for your site.

WordPress services for Makati companies

Corporate WordPress sites

A site your team can run: clear page templates, an easy editor, user roles for marketing, HR and management, and a structure that will not fall apart as content grows. See corporate website development.

Custom themes

A theme built for your brand, without the weight of a multipurpose theme. Faster pages and fewer things to break.

Custom plugins

Features built for your business: a careers module, a branch locator, a rates table, a client portal login or a connection to your CRM.

Taking over an existing site

I review what you have, document it and tell you what is safe, what is risky and what to fix first. You get a written report in plain language.

Speed

I find the real causes of slow pages, such as heavy themes, oversized images, too many plugins or weak hosting, and fix them.

Security

Updates, hardening, login protection, backups you can restore and cleanup if the site has been compromised.

PHP and platform upgrades

Moving an older site to a current, supported PHP version safely. See the WordPress PHP 8 upgrade service.

Maintenance

A monthly arrangement covering updates tested on a staging copy, backups, uptime checks and small content or layout changes.

Work I have done

  • Origin Code Technology: visual design and a WordPress build for a software and staffing company.
  • Artic Flex: a design refresh on a live WooCommerce store, replacement of unmaintained plugins and a move from PHP 7.4 to PHP 8.4, proven on staging, with 357 live pages checked afterward.
  • Jibong Purr-tection: my own security plugin in the official directory.

What corporate teams usually ask

Can several departments edit the site without breaking it?

Yes. Each person gets a role with only the access they need. Layouts are locked into templates and patterns, so editors change text and images, not the design.

Can we review changes before they go live?

Yes. Changes are made on a staging copy. Your team approves them there first.

What happens when WordPress or a plugin releases an update?

Under a maintenance arrangement, I apply updates on staging, check the key pages and forms, then update the live site. You get a short monthly summary.

Is WordPress secure enough for a company?

Yes, when it is kept up to date and set up carefully. Most WordPress breaches come from outdated plugins, weak passwords or abandoned themes, all of which are preventable.

Signs your company site needs attention

  • The WordPress dashboard shows a long list of pending updates.
  • Nobody on the team knows who has administrator access.
  • Pages take several seconds to open on a phone.
  • The site still shows last year's leadership, products or office address.
  • A plugin has been flagged as abandoned or insecure.
  • Your host has warned that your PHP version is out of date.

Any one of these is worth a review. Several together usually mean the site is one bad update away from going down.

How I work with Makati clients

I do not have an office in Makati. The work is handled online: video calls for discussions, a preview link for reviews and written updates for progress. Your IT or marketing lead has one person to contact, and that person is the developer.

How a project runs

  1. Review. I look at your current site or your brief.
  2. Scope and fixed quote, in writing.
  3. Staging. All work happens on a private copy.
  4. Review and changes by your team.
  5. Go live at a quiet hour, with a backup in place.
  6. Handover, documentation and support.

Send me your site

Share the address and what is troubling you, or describe the site you need. I will reply with what I see and a fixed quote. Start a project or send a message.

Proof

Recent work you can click through

Real projects, with links to the live sites.

Jibong Purr-tection dashboard with a security score and recommended fixes

WordPress plugin

Jibong Purr-tection

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.

  • PHP
  • WordPress
  • JavaScript
View case study
Origin Code Technology homepage

WordPress website

Origin Code Technology

WordPress design and development for Origin Code Technology Solutions, a software company offering mobile and web development and developer staffing.

  • WordPress
  • UI design
  • Responsive design
View case study
Artic Flex krill oil store website

WooCommerce store

Artic Flex

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.

  • WordPress
  • WooCommerce
  • Flatsome
View case study

FAQ

Questions people usually ask

No. I work with Makati companies remotely. Meetings are by video call and reviews use a shared preview link.

It depends on the work. A fix is a small fixed price. A custom theme, plugin or full corporate site is quoted in writing after a short conversation.

Yes. I start with a review and a written report, so you know its condition before deciding anything.

Yes. It covers updates, backups, security checks and small changes, with a short report each month.

Yes. I provide a short guide and a walkthrough call for the people who will edit the site.

No. Work is done on a staging copy and moved to the live site in a short window at a quiet hour.

Yes, on request, before work begins.

Ready when you are

Get a clear quote for your project

Share a few details and I'll reply with a plan, a timeline and a fixed price. No pressure and no jargon.