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Yes. 4WP.dev offers subcontract and direct hire for block libraries, editor UX, plugin MVPs, and production hardening. Review the plugin portfolio first, then request a conversation.
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Yes — common requests include Gutenberg migration, security hardening, test coverage, REST API cleanup, and SOLID restructuring without breaking live sites.
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Yes. Full Site Editing themes, reusable block patterns, theme.json design systems, and editor-only block addons for agency design systems are core strengths.
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Yes. Engagements can run under your agency brand with direct technical communication, clear handoff docs, and Git-based delivery your team can maintain.
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Audit open-source repos on GitHub, read architecture docs, inspect release cadence on WordPress.org, and review plugin singles on 4wp.dev — all public proof of how code is structured and shipped.
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Share scope, timeline, and stack via Contacts or the For Companies CTA. Include links to reference sites or repos for faster estimation.
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You see real code quality, commit history, documentation habits, and production releases before signing — not just a CV or sales deck.
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Block libraries, custom post type workflows, OAuth integrations, headless/API layers, SEO inventory systems, MCP automation, multilingual sync, and performance-focused refactors.
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Custom Gutenberg blocks, WordPress plugins, FSE themes, REST integrations, SEO tooling, and rescue/refactor work — delivered by the same developer who maintains the public 4WP plugin portfolio.
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