WordPress

Corporate WordPress websites that look custom — and stay editable.

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

A corporate site built end to end.

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

The pages a company actually needs.

Not a theme with text poured in. A structure built around how your customers decide.

01

Corporate websites

Home, about, services, projects, team, insights, and contact — written and structured so a first-time visitor understands the business quickly.

02

Service & sector pages

One page per service or sector, with the questions, proof, and next step a buyer needs before they make contact.

03

Project & case-study pages

Structured project pages with facts, scope, images, and outcomes — not a gallery with no context.

04

Arabic & English

Bilingual layouts, RTL typography, and content models that work in both directions from the start, not as an afterthought.

05

SEO foundations

Clean titles, descriptions, headings, internal links, schema, sitemaps, and redirects. Built to be indexed, not just published.

06

Speed, care & handover

Local fonts, compressed images, caching, updates, backups, and a handover your team can actually use. WooCommerce and migrations when needed.

Why WordPress

A CMS your team can own.

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.

You own the site

No proprietary platform and no lock-in. Your content, your domain, your hosting, and a codebase you can move whenever you want.

Your team can edit

A clear admin experience, reusable sections, and a short handover video. Changing a paragraph should not require a developer.

The ecosystem is mature

Forms, SEO, caching, backups, and commerce are solved problems — when they are configured with care instead of stacked as plugins.

It can still feel custom

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

From brief to handover, without the fog.

A clear sequence, a written scope, and a site you can run after launch.

  1. 01

    Brief & structure

    We agree on the pages, the audience, and the one action every page should drive. I map the site before designing a single section.

  2. 02

    Content model

    Services, projects, team, FAQs, and the proof that makes the business credible. The writing and the structure move together.

  3. 03

    Design system

    Type, colour, spacing, components, and reusable sections in Elementor or Gutenberg — built to stay consistent as the site grows.

  4. 04

    Build & QA

    Responsive pages, forms, menus, redirects, and a staging check. Cross-browser, accessibility, and performance checks before launch.

  5. 05

    SEO & handover

    Titles, descriptions, schema, sitemap, and internal links. Then admin training, a short guide, and support so the site does not stall.

Tools I use

  • WordPress
  • Elementor
  • Gutenberg
  • WooCommerce
  • PHP
  • MySQL
  • Rank Math SEO
  • Fluent Forms
  • Cloudflare
  • Git

FAQ

Questions clients ask before starting.

How long does a corporate WordPress site take?
A focused 5–7 page site usually takes 2–4 weeks once the content and brand assets are ready. Larger structures, bilingual content, or WooCommerce take longer. I give a timeline after the brief.
How much does it cost?
Pricing depends on the number of pages, whether the content needs writing, and whether there is a shop or migration. Tell me the scope and I will send a clear quote — no hourly surprises.
Can I edit the site myself?
Yes. I build with reusable sections and hand over a short guide and a walkthrough. You can change text, images, projects, and most page content from the WordPress admin.
Do you work in Arabic and English?
Yes. I design and build both directions, including RTL typography and bilingual navigation. I can also structure the content so both versions stay in sync.
Can you migrate or fix an existing site?
Yes. I can move a site to new hosting, rebuild a broken page, fix SEO issues, or rescue a page-builder mess while keeping the content and URLs.
Do you offer maintenance?
Yes — updates, backups, security checks, and small content changes on a monthly retainer, or a one-off support block if you prefer.
Will the site rank on Google?
I build the technical and on-page foundation: clean structure, metadata, schema, speed, and internal links. Ranking also depends on content, competition, and ongoing work; I will tell you honestly what the site can and cannot promise.

Next step

Tell me what your company does. I'll tell you what the site needs.

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.