WordPress Design Integration
Built to work hard. Built to last
WordPress should empower, not frustrate. At KidDotCo, we design and build WordPress websites that are intuitive to manage, flexible enough to grow, and faithful to the brands they represent.
We don’t believe in forcing content into rigid templates. Instead, we design and build custom themes and CMS structures around how content is actually used — not how a page builder thinks it should be used. We break content into clear, bite-sized components that are easy to edit, reuse, and evolve over time. The result is editors that make sense, layouts that hold their shape, and sites that don’t fall apart the moment something new is added.
While it would be easy for us to grab an off-the-shelf theme and dress it up, the majority of our builds are custom from the ground up. We write clean, carefully crafted semantic code with minimal bloat, using HTML5, CSS3, and Bootstrap to create robust, accessible, and performant frontends. The markup is meaningful, considered, and structured — helping browsers, assistive technologies, and search engines understand content properly.
WordPress is our CMS of choice because it’s proven, user-friendly, and exceptionally well supported. We primarily work with Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) rather than over-inflated page builders, keeping sites fast, stable, and focused. Fewer plugins, cleaner databases, and a CMS that clients actually enjoy using.
Every site we build is mobile-first by design. From smartphones to tablets to desktops, layouts adapt seamlessly across all screen sizes, ensuring a consistent, considered experience wherever the site is viewed.
Design and development work hand in hand throughout. Performance, accessibility, SEO, and scalability are baked in from day one — not bolted on later. Whether it’s a focused brochure site or a content-rich platform, the outcome is always the same: a WordPress site that feels polished, dependable, and genuinely useful.
A platform that supports growth — without ever getting in the way.