Technical responsibility for business-critical WordPress websites
For businesses and agencies where the website is part of ongoing operations and technical responsibility needs to be clearly defined.
Most WordPress performance problems don't come from plugins or servers, but from architectural trade-offs made too early.
Typical operational situations
The website is part of ongoing operations
Decisions have real consequences. There needs to be clear responsibility for the entire system — not just individual tasks.
- Revenue, leads, or reputation depend on it
- Technical decisions need long-term thinking
- You want to hand off responsibility, not just work
Increasing complexity without clear technical responsibility
The website still works, but complexity is growing. Changes take longer, responsibility is distributed, and no one fully oversees the system anymore.
See how I reduce complexityLimited need for technical clarification or stabilization
There is an acute need for clarification or short-term stabilization. After clarification, decisions can be made about how technical responsibility will be structured long-term.
Get clarity on the situationProblems I solve
"The website feels slower with every update or new feature.
"Performance optimizations help briefly, but never really solve the problem.
"Our page-builder setup has become increasingly difficult to maintain.
"Changes feel risky because no one understands the system fully anymore.
"Responsibility is distributed across too many people — nothing is truly owned.
These problems don't appear overnight — they accumulate.
What I do
I work on WordPress websites where performance, reliability, and long-term maintainability really matter.
Real performance
Improving real-world performance and Core Web Vitals through systematic analysis and targeted optimizations.
Reduce technical debt
Reducing technical debt instead of adding new layers — for a sustainable foundation.
Easier to maintain
Making WordPress setups easier and safer to change for long-term success.
Clear technical decisions
Supporting teams with clear technical decisions, not quick fixes — focused on long-term impact.
The goal is not perfection — it's a system that works while your business grows.
Ongoing technical responsibility
When a website is business-critical, someone needs to own the technical direction.
Not just updates and backups — but decisions, stability, and long-term thinking. This means ongoing collaboration:
- Someone owns the system, not just tasks
- Problems are prevented, not just fixed
- Decisions are made with long-term impact in mind
- You can focus on your business, not the technology
This isn't a maintenance package. It's a decision about how responsibility is structured.
How I work
Analysis
Understanding goals, constraints, and causes
Decisions
Choosing solutions based on long-term impact
Implementation
Focused changes with an eye on performance and stability
Ongoing optimization
Continuous improvement through monitoring and iteration
Experience & collaboration
I have worked on many different projects — directly with businesses and as a technical partner for agencies.
"We value the collaboration for being proactive, clear in communication, and focused on long-term solutions."
"Davor's advice and problem solving has proven especially valuable with complex requirements."
Not a good fit if...
To ensure our expectations align, it probably isn't a good fit if:
- It's only about the lowest price
- Complex projects should rely heavily on page builders
- Long-term maintainability isn't important
- Goals or decision-making authority are unclear
Let's talk about your project
If you're looking for a calm, reliable partner to improve and maintain an important WordPress website, let's talk.
Discuss your project