I turn ideas into WordPress plugins and AI tools. I focus on building simple, reliable, and user-friendly solutions while continuously improving with each project.

I’m building a WordPress plugin I plan to release on WordPress.org in August 2026, with long-term support and ongoing improvements based on user feedback.

I focus on shipping early MVPs to test ideas in real use, gather feedback, and iterate quickly.

WordPress plugin with AJAX contact form, reCAPTCHA support, input persistence, and a 5-minute cooldown. I use it on my contact page on my website WPConstructor.com/contact.

Built to deepen my understanding of WordPress plugin development.

Enhances the WordPress Terms block (e.g. post tags) by adding term counts and an option to disable links for single-use terms.

Built to deepen my understanding of Gutenberg block development in WordPress plugins.

Removes symbolic links in WordPress plugins and themes during updates and uninstall processes for preserving original sources for Composer- and monorepo-based workflows.

Built to solve a real-world need that I was missing myself.

I started building plugins in 2006 with Joomla extensions, working with PHP and JavaScript. After a longer break, I transitioned to WordPress plugin development in 2017.

I use AI tools to support my workflow, but I’ve learned that strong fundamentals and hands-on development remain essential—AI is a helpful assistant, not a replacement.

Feel free to explore my projects and follow my progress as I continue learning, building, and shipping:

You can also check my WPConstructor blog for insights, challenges, and lessons learned along the way: