Why WordPress, and why a developer rather than a page builder.
WordPress is free, open source and powers over 40% of the web, which is why I build on it: you can add and edit your own content, there is an ecosystem for almost everything, and you are never locked into one supplier. I have used WordPress extensively for more than 12 years, from brochure sites and WooCommerce stores through to large software-as-a-service platforms, and I have used most of the ways of building custom sites on it: ACF flexible content, native Gutenberg blocks and ACF blocks. I pick the approach that gives you the best editing experience and gives your users the fastest site.
Full-stack, not drag and drop
In your search for a freelance WordPress developer you will find people who call themselves developers but mainly assemble pages in a builder. A good-looking site matters, but true web development goes beyond that. I am a full-stack developer: I build the front end and I write the theme, plugin and integration code behind it. That means custom functionality gets built rather than bodged with plugins, speed is designed in rather than patched afterwards, and your search visibility survives the changes that come later.
I can create custom WordPress themes, develop custom plugins, optimise your website for speed and SEO, and handle advanced integrations and third-party API connections. Although I specialise in custom WordPress design and development, I am also well versed in Laravel, React and other frameworks, so when a project needs an application or a portal behind the website, I build it myself.