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WordPress, done properly
Custom themes from your designs, no page-builder bloat, Gutenberg blocks the client understands, ACF where structure matters. Hardened, cached, and documented so the next developer can pick it up.
Services · CMS website development
Websites your clients can run without calling you.
A content-managed site is only finished when the client can change a headline, swap a photo and publish a post without a developer. We build to that standard — on WordPress when it fits, on a custom PHP CMS when it does not — and hand the whole thing over under your brand.
What we build
The right CMS for the job, not the one we like
Most agencies default to WordPress because it is what the client has heard of. Often that is correct. Sometimes the brief — a membership site, a directory, a publication with editorial workflow, a site that must not be a plugin-maintenance liability — calls for something else. We say which, in writing, before anyone builds.
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Custom PHP CMS with inline editing
For sites that outgrow plugins: an admin your client learns in an afternoon, click-to-edit on the live page, draft and publish, media library with automatic WebP, tags and SEO fields on every page. This site runs on it.
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Headless and static
When the front end is React or Next and the content team still needs an editor: Craft, Statamic, Strapi or WordPress as an API, with builds and previews wired up.
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Migrations
Moving a client off Wix, Squarespace, Joomla, Drupal 7 or an agency’s abandoned bespoke system, with URLs preserved and redirects mapped so rankings survive the move.
Since ’99
Why it holds up
We have run publishing platforms of our own for years
Incybertech started in hosting in 1999 and has run its own directories, marketplaces and news sites ever since. A CMS build from us is informed by twenty-six years of operating the results — what breaks at volume, what editors actually click, and what a site needs so that nobody has to call the agency at 9pm.
- Under your brand — staging on your domain, your repositories, your credentials, no credits anywhere.
- Written scope and date — assumptions, exclusions and a delivery date before anyone writes code.
- Full handover — source, documentation and a walkthrough, then a support window.
- US-hours overlap — daily standup in your timezone and a written handover overnight.
Questions agencies ask
Answered plainly
- Do you build on WordPress or something custom? — Whichever fits. WordPress covers most brochure and blog sites well. For directories, memberships, heavy editorial or anything where plugin sprawl becomes the risk, we recommend a custom PHP CMS and say why in the scope.
- Will the client know it was built offshore? — Not from us. Staging runs on your domain, the admin carries your branding, repositories and credentials are in your accounts, and we never contact your client unless you introduce us.
- Can our own developers maintain it afterwards? — Yes, and that is the point. You get full source, setup notes and architecture documentation at every milestone. Nothing is obfuscated or licensed back to us.
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Send the brief. Get a scope and a date.
A written scope, a fixed date and a named lead developer — usually within two working days.