PHP development · Integrations · Website improvements
Custom web development for the work your business needs to get done.
I’m Jeff at Door27. I build features, connect systems, and improve existing websites using PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and MySQL. You work directly with the developer handling your project.
A practical development toolkit
01 / Custom development & integrations
Your website may need to do more than display information. Custom development can support the people, data, and everyday tasks behind your business.
Add features to an existing website or build a focused tool for a particular job. Start with the steps your team follows and what the software needs to do.
Connect your website with other services so information can move between them. Define the data, timing, and handling of errors before building the connection.
Give your team a useful way to find, review, and work with information. Develop the views and actions around the people who need to use them.
Improve the pages people interact with, from navigation and forms to mobile layouts. I also work on WordPress sites and custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Client work stays private. These descriptions cover the types of functionality I develop without naming clients or showing their systems.
02 / Ongoing maintenance
You may already have a site that does most of what you need. Ongoing development can address the changes that come with new requirements, updated software, and daily use.
Discuss ongoing workReview changes needed when your hosting, PHP version, plugins, or connected services change, including the effect on custom code.
Refine an existing feature, adjust a report, extend an integration, or work through a list of practical changes.
Investigate errors, broken forms, failed integrations, and unexpected behavior. A clear description and an example help establish where to start.
More about troubleshooting03 / New websites & rebuilds
If you need a new website, we’ll start with its purpose, the content, and who will maintain it. The right approach depends on what the site needs to do.
Clear service pages, mobile-friendly layouts, and straightforward contact paths. A static site can suit content that changes infrequently.
WordPress can make sense when you need to manage content regularly. We’ll consider the editing needs and ongoing upkeep when planning the site.
Where the work calls for forms, data, or application behavior, PHP and database-backed features can be planned around those requirements.
04 / Working with Jeff
You don’t need to know how to build it before we talk.
Send your website address and describe what you want to happen. If there’s an existing process, explain how it works now and where it gets difficult.
I’ll review your setup and discuss the scope, dependencies, and pricing with you. We’ll agree on how the work will be developed and reviewed before planning the live changes.
For an existing website, this includes understanding the current code and customizations. Access and any development copy can be arranged once we know what’s needed.
Before we talk
Yes. Work on existing websites is a central part of what I do. I’ll first review the setup, the changes you need, and any available documentation to establish the scope.
Yes. You can start with a single feature, integration, or repair. If there are several requirements, we can discuss their priority and whether it makes sense to handle them in stages.
Yes. I work on WordPress websites as well as CS-Cart and custom PHP sites. Send your website address and the functionality or improvements you have in mind.
Share the service name, what data should move between systems, and any API documentation you have. Feasibility depends on its API, your account permissions, and the existing website.
That depends on its current condition and what you want to change. We can review whether focused improvements will meet your needs or whether a rebuild is more appropriate.
Your website address, a description of the work, the platform if you know it, and any timing requirements. Screenshots or examples can help explain the request. Please leave passwords out of the initial inquiry.
Let’s work through the details.
Tell me what you want to build, connect, or improve. We’ll start with your existing site and the result you need.
Tell me about your projectHelpful to include: your website address, the change you need, and any timing requirements.