Bunyan Contracting
A construction studio that looks as solid as it builds.
WordPress
I build WordPress sites for companies that need to look credible, explain what they do, and let their own team update the site without calling a developer every week.
Based in Cairo. Working with clients across Egypt, the Gulf, and remotely.
Selected WordPress work
Bunyan Contracting is a complete corporate build: seven pages, six project case studies, a services structure, team, insights, and an enquiry flow. It shows how I approach any business that needs a website with a point of view.
What I build
Not a theme with text poured in. A structure built around how your customers decide.
Home, about, services, projects, team, insights, and contact — written and structured so a first-time visitor understands the business quickly.
One page per service or sector, with the questions, proof, and next step a buyer needs before they make contact.
Structured project pages with facts, scope, images, and outcomes — not a gallery with no context.
Bilingual layouts, RTL typography, and content models that work in both directions from the start, not as an afterthought.
Clean titles, descriptions, headings, internal links, schema, sitemaps, and redirects. Built to be indexed, not just published.
Local fonts, compressed images, caching, updates, backups, and a handover your team can actually use. WooCommerce and migrations when needed.
Why WordPress
WordPress is not the compromise people make it sound like. It is a mature platform that becomes a serious corporate tool when the structure and the design system are done properly.
No proprietary platform and no lock-in. Your content, your domain, your hosting, and a codebase you can move whenever you want.
A clear admin experience, reusable sections, and a short handover video. Changing a paragraph should not require a developer.
Forms, SEO, caching, backups, and commerce are solved problems — when they are configured with care instead of stacked as plugins.
A restrained design system and a disciplined layout beat a premium theme with no structure. The browser does not know it is WordPress.
The process
A clear sequence, a written scope, and a site you can run after launch.
We agree on the pages, the audience, and the one action every page should drive. I map the site before designing a single section.
Services, projects, team, FAQs, and the proof that makes the business credible. The writing and the structure move together.
Type, colour, spacing, components, and reusable sections in Elementor or Gutenberg — built to stay consistent as the site grows.
Responsive pages, forms, menus, redirects, and a staging check. Cross-browser, accessibility, and performance checks before launch.
Titles, descriptions, schema, sitemap, and internal links. Then admin training, a short guide, and support so the site does not stall.
FAQ
Next step
Send the pages you have in mind, the competitors you like, and the one thing the current site gets wrong. I will reply with a clear scope and a realistic timeline.