Elementor builds that pass Core Web Vitals.
Six years of WordPress work, with the backend engineering to fix what page builders usually break.
Years building and maintaining WordPress sites
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Client sites delivered, freelance and in house
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Selected work
Three builds you can open in a new tab.
Each project says what the business needed, what the site does about it, and what you’ll find when you open it. Every claim on this page is visible on the live site.
Atmoserra Heating & Cooling
An HVAC contractor bidding for install work across Greater Vancouver, where every search is local. Each trade and each city gets its own page, so “heat pump Coquitlam” lands on an answer and a booking form instead of a homepage.
7 service areaseach with its own page
First Nation Drives
Car financing that runs on fast approvals and community referrals. Apply, get matched with a dealer, choose the vehicle — the whole path is online, so the first move is a form, not a showroom visit.
3 stepsapplication to keys
Canyon Property Projects
Strata councils and property managers who want one number for roofing, envelope work and polybutylene replacement. The site splits residential from commercial at the door, so a manager never reads past kitchen remodels.
One callresidential, commercial
40%
Less time from approved design to staging link, measured across builds since I moved to an AI-assisted workflow.
AI-assisted delivery. Reviewed line by line.
The tooling is part of how I work now, and I would rather say so than pretend otherwise. Here is exactly where it sits in the build.
Code generation for the repetitive layer
Boilerplate, ACF field registration, template scaffolding and repeated Elementor component patterns. The parts that are identical on every project, done in minutes instead of hours.
Design review before build starts
Figma and PSD files get checked for spacing inconsistencies, missing breakpoints and states nobody drew, before a single section is built. Catching it here is far cheaper than catching it in QA.
Debugging inherited code
Legacy themes and plugin conflicts get triaged fast. On a fifteen year old install, that is often the difference between a rescue and a rebuild.
What does not change: I read every line before it ships, I own every bug, and the QA pass is the same one I ran before any of this. The quality bar does not move. The timeline does.
How a project actually runs.
The same five stages every time, whether it is a landing page or a full rebuild. You get a staging link at stage three and you keep it for the rest of the project.
Discover and scope
Requirements, goals and constraints written down, plus a fixed price and a fixed date. No open ended hourly.
Design fidelity check
Your Figma, PSD or XD file audited against what is actually buildable and responsive, before build starts.
Build
Elementor for the front end, custom PHP where the builder runs out. Staging link from day one so you watch it happen.
QA and optimize
Cross browser, cross device, forms tested, then the performance pass: images, caching, scripts, Core Web Vitals.
Launch and support
Deployment, DNS, SEO basics carried over, then thirty days of fixes included. Maintenance after that if you want it.
The toolkit underneath the builds.
Build
What the client sees
WordPressElementor ProACFHTMLCSSJavaScriptjQueryBootstrapTailwindShopify
Engineering
What holds it up
PHPLaravelCodeIgniterMySQLPostgreSQLREST APIsPayment gatewaysElasticsearch
Performance and ops
What keeps it fast
Core Web VitalsWP RocketImage optimizationcPanelGitGitHubFigma
Experience
Where the work has happened.
2023 to present
Senior WordPress Developer
Freelance and contract, remote
- Designed and built custom WordPress sites in Elementor Pro with a UX led approach.
- Ran performance work end to end: caching, image compression, Core Web Vitals.
- Converted Figma, PSD and XD files into pixel accurate responsive layouts.
- Managed multiple client projects independently, scope through launch.
2022 to 2023
Mid Web Developer
Gleent Inc.
- Built and maintained web applications in PHP with CodeIgniter, MySQL, JavaScript and jQuery.
- Extended an existing HRIS and payroll system to match new business requirements.
- Traced and fixed legacy code defects to improve stability under load.
- Refactored for scalability and long term maintainability.
2020 to 2022
Backend Developer
Freelance and contract
- Built internal systems with Laravel, PHP, MySQL, JavaScript and Bootstrap.
- Integrated payment gateways including PayPal for secure transactions.
- Implemented role based access control and fraud prevention logic.
2019 to 2020
Full Stack Web Developer
IPhiTech
- Built and maintained sites on WordPress, Shopify and Laravel.
- Converted PSD, Figma and XD designs into fully responsive websites.
- Integrated third party platforms and APIs into client sites.
Earlier
Full Stack Developer
Freelance
- Built a point of sale and inventory system for a restaurant business.
- Delivered a scheduling and inventory management system for a local operator.
- Worked in HTML, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL and jQuery.
Have a WordPress project that needs to run as well as it looks?
Tell me what you are building and roughly when you need it. You get a reply within one business day, and if I am not the right fit I will say so rather than take the work.
Jefferson Guevara
WordPress and Elementor developer. San Jose del Monte, Philippines. Available for remote work worldwide.