Solutions

Modernize your CMS

Publishing is slow because the CMS is outdated, overloaded with plugins, or needs a developer for routine changes.

What it involves

We rebuild the content model and editing experience, remove what you no longer need and, where it makes sense, move to a headless setup.

The work itself, stage by stage, so you can see what you are buying before you ask what it costs.

  1. Review of the current setup

    What the CMS is doing, what the plugins are doing, and which of them still earns its place.

  2. Content model rebuild

    Structured content types and fields, so a page is data rather than one long block of HTML.

  3. Editor experience

    The screens your team uses every day, built for the pages they actually publish.

  4. Plugin and dependency cleanup

    Overlapping plugins removed or replaced, and what stays gets updated on a schedule.

  5. Headless where it helps

    A headless setup when the front end needs to move faster than the CMS allows, and a straight answer when it does not.

Why ByteWeb

Why teams stay with us

Four things that decide how a project runs here, and all four are checkable.

  1. One in-house team

    Design, development and QA are on the payroll in one office in Vadodara. Nothing is passed to a vendor, and the people you meet first are the people who build it.

  2. Platform-neutral advice

    WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Webflow, Laravel or headless, chosen for the job. That includes telling you when you do not need the thing you asked us to quote for.

  3. We keep what we build

    Most of the relationship happens after launch: updates, security, performance and the next round of work. Everyone here maintains something they built.

  4. Certified and documented

    ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified. An NDA before the detail, IP assigned to you, and decisions and handover written down rather than remembered.

Our approach

How a project runs

Seven stages, the same on every project. What changes is how long each one takes and who from your side is in the room.

  1. Stage

    Discover

    We learn about the business, its audience, the requirements and what is already in place.

  2. Stage

    Define

    Together we agree the scope, sitemap, technical approach and delivery plan.

  3. Stage

    Design

    We work through user journeys, wireframes and responsive interface design.

  4. Stage

    Develop

    We build reusable components and connect the CMS, store and any third-party services.

  5. Stage

    Test

    We check functionality, devices, browsers, accessibility and performance before launch.

  6. Stage

    Launch

    We handle content migration, redirects, analytics and the production release.

  7. Stage

    Support

    After launch we stay on for maintenance, fixes and further development where needed.

Services

What the work is made of

The services that make up this solution. Most projects use more than one.

  • CMS Development

    Content management set up around the way your team publishes, with structured content, clear roles and editing screens that don't need a developer for every change.

    • Content modeling
    • Custom blocks and page templates
    • Roles, workflows and permissions
  • Headless CMS Development

    Headless WordPress and API-first CMS builds with static or server-rendered front ends, for sites that need tighter control over speed and presentation.

    • Content API design
    • Astro and React front ends
    • Editorial previews

Platforms

What we build on

We are not tied to one platform. The right one depends on who runs the site, what it has to do and what it has to connect to.

  • WordPress

    Custom WordPress themes and block editor builds, headless WordPress, migrations to WordPress and ongoing care for business websites.

    • Custom block themes
    • Block editor development
    • Plugin development
    • Multilingual websites

In their words

What clients say

Quotes from the people who hired us, in the words they used.

  • ByteWeb demonstrated exceptional skill in customizing WP Job Manager, delivering results promptly and efficiently. Their dedication is commendable, making them a top recommendation as a freelance developer.

    Ismar U.London

    WordPress plugin customization

  • ByteWeb It Solutions delivered excellent work, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone. Top-notch service, professionalism, and a true pleasure to work with. Absolutely brilliant!

    Jack M.London
  • It has been an absolute pleasure working with you. You truly went above and beyond in creating my e-commerce store on WordPress. I eagerly anticipate the opportunity to work with you again!

    Najma A.London

    WordPress eCommerce store

Questions we get before a project starts.

If yours is not here, ask. We answer with what we would actually do, not with a brochure.

Ask us anything

Do we have to change CMS?

No. Most of this work happens inside the CMS you already have. Changing platform is a separate decision, and we only recommend it when the current one is the actual constraint.

Will our editors have to relearn everything?

The point is the opposite: fewer fields, clearer labels and screens that match your pages. We run a handover session and leave documentation.

What happens to our existing content?

It is remapped onto the new content model. Nothing is retyped, and nothing is dropped without you agreeing to it first.

How much does a website or online store cost?

Cost depends on the number of page templates, custom functionality, integrations, content migration and how much design work is involved. After we understand the requirements we send a proposal with scope, timeline and cost, so the price reflects your project rather than a fixed package.

How long does a project take?

Timelines depend on scope, how ready the content is and how quickly feedback comes back. The proposal includes a delivery plan with stages and review points, so you know the schedule before work starts.

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