Wunderbar Structures
WordPress
A product-rich website for Amish-built sheds, garages, and cabins, connecting browsing, in-stock structures, and custom design.
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Publish articles, update services, and keep your website current with an editing setup built around your team. We design, build, and improve WordPress sites with clear content, practical SEO, and a plan for maintenance.
Our work · WordPress
WordPress websites
we’ve built.
Four sites we built for businesses with services to explain, projects to show, and customers to help.
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Premier Timber Frame Builders
WordPress
Timber frame craftsmanship presented through structure collections, project photography, and clear paths to a project inquiry.
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Kountyline Deck Builders
WordPress
Decks, porches, and outdoor living projects, with service details and recent work that help homeowners plan the next conversation.
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Heritage Home Exteriors
WordPress
A home exterior website that brings windows, doors, siding, and roofing together with a clear consultation process.
Visit websiteGive publishing a better foundation.
WordPress is often a good fit when several people need to keep articles, service pages, and business information up to date.
Build a custom site
Create page templates and reusable content sections with an editing experience your team can understand.
Improve an existing site
Review the theme, plugins, content, and navigation. Keep what works and identify the changes worth making.
Make the site lighter
Find oversized images, unnecessary scripts, and slow templates. Prioritize measured improvements to the pages customers use.
Plan a careful migration
Bring content into a new design while mapping important URLs, checking redirects, and preserving a clear path to your services.
Example workflow
From a draft article to a useful published page.
An example editorial workflow built around reusable templates and a clear review step.
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Start with the reader
Choose the customer question and the business expertise that answers it.
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Use a familiar template
Add the content, images, and relevant service links in the agreed editor.
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Preview and review
Check the writing, layout, search details, and next step before publishing.
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Publish and maintain
Check the live page and return to it when the business information changes.
We agree which editors can publish, who reviews important changes, and who handles WordPress, theme, and plugin updates.
WordPress SEO goes beyond installing a plugin.
Useful pages and clear links
Give services and articles a distinct purpose. Improve titles, headings, content, and internal links so visitors can find the next useful page.
Control what gets indexed
Review category, tag, author, and search-result pages. Define which pages belong in search and align canonical tags and sitemaps with those decisions.
Manage change carefully
Check permalink changes, redirects, broken links, and metadata during theme changes or migrations. Review the rendered pages, alongside the editor settings.
What goes into the build.
A new build and a WordPress cleanup need different work. We review the current setup and define the scope before making changes.
- WordPress design and reusable page templates
- Content structure, writing, and editorial guidance
- Theme, plugin, hosting, and performance review
- Metadata, archive rules, sitemaps, and internal links
- URL inventory, redirect mapping, and migration checks
- Forms, backups, update responsibilities, and handover
From the first conversation
to a working solution.
- 01
Audit the current setup
Review content, URLs, plugins, hosting, and the parts of publishing that frustrate your team.
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Design the editing system
Define reusable templates and a sensible content structure before filling out the pages.
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Build and check the details
Test responsive pages, forms, metadata, redirects, and performance in a review environment.
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Launch and maintain
Train the editors and agree backups, update checks, access, and ongoing support.
Questions before we start
Can you work with our current WordPress website?
Yes. We first review the theme, plugins, hosting, and content to understand how it is built. Some sites need focused improvements; others benefit from new templates or a rebuild. We explain the options and any dependencies before agreeing the work.
Will we need a page builder?
That depends on the editing experience your team needs. WordPress supports block-based editing, and its Site Editor works with compatible block themes. We can use that approach or assess your existing tools. The aim is a maintainable set of layouts your editors can use confidently.
Is an SEO plugin enough?
A plugin can help manage search settings, but those settings are only one part of the job. We also review page purpose, content quality, internal links, indexable archives, performance, and redirects. The work is prioritized around your site and the customers you want to reach.
Who handles updates and backups?
We define responsibility for WordPress, themes, plugins, hosting, and backups before launch. A maintenance plan can include checking changes in a review environment and testing important forms after updates. The exact support, response expectations, and ongoing costs are agreed with you.
Make WordPress easier to work with.
Send us your current site and tell us what gets in the way: publishing, speed, search visibility, or the design itself.
Discuss your WordPress site