We harden and extend WordPress and Shopify when they are the right fit, custom themes, secure integrations, and performance that marketing teams can still edit.
Not every product needs a greenfield React platform. When content velocity or commerce ops favor WordPress or Shopify, we engineer them properly: custom themes, lean plugins, and security baselines that survive real traffic.
For WordPress, that means carefully scoped plugins, caching, and editorial workflows. For Shopify, theme architecture, checkout extensibility within platform rules, and apps that sync cleanly with your ERP or CRM.
Headless options exist when you want React and TypeScript storefronts with Shopify or WordPress as the content/commerce backend. We choose the split based on SEO, editorial needs, and team skills.
You leave with documentation, staging, and a maintenance path, not a mystery theme you are afraid to update.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should we stay on WordPress or Shopify?
When your catalog and content model fit the platform and your team already operates there. We escalate to custom when pricing rules, multi-tenant B2B, or unique workflows fight the platform daily. Codoop delivers this as production software you own, in 14-day sprints, with staging demos and a full source handover.
Can you migrate off a bloated theme later?
Yes. We often stabilize first, then migrate content and redirects to a cleaner theme or headless stack without losing SEO equity. Codoop delivers this as production software you own, in 14-day sprints, with staging demos and a full source handover.
Do you maintain plugins after launch?
We offer retainers for updates, security patches, and feature iterations. You always keep admin access and code ownership for custom work. Codoop delivers this as production software you own, in 14-day sprints, with staging demos and a full source handover.