So your WordPress website is no longer your problem
I take technical responsibility for websites that are too important for "it still kind of works."
So you're not the one explaining why the site went down.
About me
My name is Davor. For over 15 years, I've been solving problems on websites that others gave up on and making sure they don't come back.
I work alone, remotely, and with a small number of clients at a time. Not because I don't want to grow, but because good work requires focus. When we work together, you get a direct line to me not a ticket system.
I document everything I do. If we ever stop working together, your next developer can pick up exactly where I left off. You're never locked in and you're never left in the dark.
"We had two separate systems, a Shopify store and a custom website. The workflow was chaotic, and the UX was actually stopping customers from buying. Davor unified everything into one store and rebuilt it from the ground up. In the first year, we made 40% more in sales."
Dark Woods Coffee UK
That wasn't optimization it was a fresh start that paid off immediately.
Why does the site keep getting slower?
It's rarely the hosting or the plugins. It's usually decisions made under pressure years ago and they're now dragging down the entire system.
This can be fixed.
Your website is part of daily operations
It generates revenue, brings in leads, or carries your reputation. When it's down or slow, you feel it immediately and you have to explain it.
In this situation, you need someone who sees the whole picture. Someone who makes technical decisions that still make sense in two years. And who takes off your plate what keeps you up at night.
Your website is part of daily operations
It generates revenue, brings in leads, or carries your reputation. When it's down or slow, you feel it immediately and you have to explain it.
Complexity is growing but no one is really in charge
The website still works. But changes take longer. Every update feels risky. And if you're honest: no one fully understands how it all fits together anymore.
You need clarity first
There's a specific problem, and you don't know where to start. Or you want to understand how bad it really is before deciding what to do next.
""Every update seems to make the site slower."
""Performance fixes help for a bit then the problem comes back."
""Our page builder setup has gotten so complex that no one wants to touch it."
""Make changes? Better not who knows what might break."
""The developer who built this is gone, and no one understands how it all connects anymore."
If you nodded at any of these: that's not failure. That's normal. And it can be fixed.
What I actually do
Real performance
Not just better Lighthouse scores but a website that *feels* fast. For real users, on real devices.
Reduce technical debt
I don't add new layers on top of old problems. I clean up what's underneath so you can move forward again.
Easier to maintain
A system your team understands. Changes that don't feel risky. Documentation that helps instead of gathering dust.
Clear technical decisions
No quick fixes that cause new problems in six months. Decisions that hold.
The goal isn't perfection. It's a system that works while your business grows.
Ongoing technical responsibility
If your website is business-critical, it needs someone who owns the technical direction.
Not just updates and backups. Someone who thinks ahead, anticipates problems, and prevents them before they happen.
- I own the system, not just tasks
- Problems are prevented, not just fixed
- Decisions are made with the next few years in mind
- You can focus on your business. The tech is my job
This isn't a maintenance package. It's a decision about who's in charge.
How a collaboration works
Analysis
I listen. I look at what you have, what you want, and what's in the way. No assumptions, real understanding.
Decisions
Together, we choose solutions that make sense long-term not the fastest, but the right ones.
Implementation
Focused changes. No experiments on your live site. Every step is traceable.
Ongoing optimization
Technology changes. Your business changes. I stay with it and adjust what needs adjusting.
What clients say
"Davor doesn't just do what you tell him. He wants to understand what we're trying to achieve and finds the best long-term solution not the quickest fix. That saves us time and headaches in the end."
"We urgently needed help with a complicated client project. Davor made time despite a full schedule and got it launched on time. His easygoing manner isn't what you expect from developers which makes it even more valuable."
"For complex requirements, I rely on Davor's judgment. He finds solutions, not just implementations and he's not satisfied until everything really works."
"Before, we didn't have a partner who thinks along with us just people who executed. With Davor, I can ask any question without feeling stupid. No one offered that before."
Honestly: I'm not the right partner for everyone
If you're looking for someone to quickly and cheaply click a problem away, I'm the wrong address.
I prefer working with companies that understand their website is infrastructure not just a business card.
That means: we think long-term together. We make decisions that still make sense in two years. And we build something that lasts.
It's probably not a fit if:
- It's only about the lowest price
- Complex projects are supposed to be built on page builders
- Long-term maintainability doesn't matter
- It's unclear who gets to make decisions
Choosing me is a decision that's easy to defend internally: clear ownership, documented work, someone who knows the system and takes responsibility.
If this sounds like you, let's talk.
Tell me what's on your mind
I'll tell you honestly whether and how I can help. No sales pitch. Just a conversation.
Discuss your project