About DJWP
We’re an independent web studio building websites and web applications for companies and individual clients in the US and Europe.
Our small team brings together project management, design and development. You have one point of contact, from the first proposal through launch and ongoing support.
The team
DJWP is a small studio built around its founder: development stays with Den, a project manager and a designer join each project, AI tools speed up routine work, and a wider team is available when a project needs it. You always know who is responsible.
Your single point of contact: scope, timeline, priorities and updates, from the first call to ongoing support. Handled by a dedicated project manager.
Structure, layout and visual identity around what visitors need to do — prototypes before production. Handled with trusted design collaborators.
WordPress on the Roots stack, Laravel, integrations, servers and deployment — led and largely done by the founder himself.
Capabilities
Every capability connects to a service page with details, examples and questions.
Working remotely
We work remotely with clients in the US and Europe, communicating in English and working asynchronously across time zones.
Scope, timeline and budget are written down before work begins.
Changes are checked on a staging copy before reaching the live website.
You have one point of contact. We usually reply within one business day.
How we build
WordPress
WooCommerce
BedrockSageAcorn
PHP
Laravel
Tailwind CSSStart with the visitor’s next step: call, book, buy or ask.
Consider future edits and handover from the beginning.
Treat images, assets and hosting as design and development decisions.
Handover
A website should belong to the business that paid for it — and stay easy to run.
Domain, hosting, admin and code access remain yours.
Guidance for the editing tools used on your website.
A separate copy for checking changes before release.
Continue with the people who built the site for updates, fixes and new features.
Selected work
Symptom-first navigation, three-step booking and a WordPress-to-static build: Lighthouse Performance 100 on desktop, 96 on mobile (homepage, Nov 2026).
Design & UX · Custom development · 2026
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Custom Sage 11 theme, server setup and SEO foundations; launched alongside Google Ads.
Design & UX · Custom WordPress theme · 2025
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A Sage 11 redesign for the studio and a WooCommerce store running 5+ years.
Design & UX · Custom WordPress theme
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Problems we kept solving for clients, published as free WordPress plugins. Read the code before you trust us with yours.
From the blog
Most service pages describe the company. We structure them around the questions visitors need answered before they get in touch.
The team edits in WordPress; visitors get plain static pages built with Eleventy. Here is how that works on RefrigeratorRepair.center, and what it costs.
Owners of a hand-built French range judge a repair service before they read a word. The design had to earn that trust, then answer very specific questions.
Let’s talk about your website
A new website, a useful feature or a fix. Tell us what you need.