WooCommerce development
WooCommerce development
Focused help with the parts of your store that customers and your team use every day: product pages, cart, checkout and the connections behind them.
Read moreWordPress & WooCommerce development
WordPress sites.
Better stores.
I help businesses and agencies improve WordPress websites, WooCommerce stores and the tools behind them. Start with one page, one problem, and a clear next step.
Focused development support
Where I can help.
A new feature, a better shopping experience, or a connection between the tools you already use.
WordPress and agency support
WordPress and agency support
Help with an existing WordPress site, a custom feature, or a defined part of an agency project. Clear scope, direct communication and work that your team can review.
Read moreAPIs and automation
APIs and automation
Development help when information needs to move between a website, an ecommerce store and the tools your team uses to run the business.
Read moreProject gallery
Portfolio
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Project & experience notes
A closer look at the work.
What changed, what my role involved, and what was actually checked.
Own website · Development notes
Making my portfolio easier to find, browse and contact
A practical improvement to my own website: make the project gallery lighter to browse, make my work clearer to search systems, and check that a contact message reaches my inbox.
Read moreProfessional experience
Lead engineering on a WordPress retail application
An experience summary from my lead engineering role at Advice Revolution, covering application delivery, performance work and integrations.
Read moreAbout me
I work on the website.
And what happens
behind it.
I’m Bryan Anyayahan, a web developer working across business websites, ecommerce, and custom tools. I enjoy figuring out how the pieces fit together, from the page someone sees to the system that keeps it running.
My work includes WordPress and WooCommerce, React and Next.js, and integrations between the tools a business already uses. I’m hands-on with the build, the testing, and the details that make it easier to maintain.
Experience
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Python Backend Engineer
Elemnta · Full-time · Remote
Built REST APIs integrating with AdviserLogic, Midwinter, and Xplan. Worked with AWS infrastructure and applied Domain-Driven Design and Clean Architecture.
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Lead Engineer for WordPress Retail Application
Advice Revolution · Full-time · Remote
Led developers and QA engineers through major deployments of a WordPress retail application. Improved performance and integrated Zoho and custom multi-factor authentication.
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WordPress Developer
Freelance · Philippines
Freelance WordPress development, with skills in PHP and responsive web design.
How we’ll work
01
Make it concrete
Start with the website and one problem. A brief review helps identify a sensible next step.
02
Agree on the work
Define the scope, estimate and checks before implementation. Development is quoted separately.
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Build, check, hand over
Review the result against the agreed requirements, with a clear account of what changed.
Practical notes
Useful before you start.
A few questions and checks to make the next website change clearer.
Development notes
Before changing WooCommerce checkout, write the test order plan
A checkout can look right and still leave an order unfinished. Write down the journeys and evidence you need before the implementation starts.
Read moreDevelopment notes
Before connecting WordPress to a CRM, decide who owns each field
The first question is not which plugin to install. It is which system should be allowed to change each piece of information.
Read moreRefer a project
A good introduction.
A 10% thank-you.
Know someone who needs help with a website, WooCommerce store, or integration? Introduce us and earn 10% of their first project’s collected service fees once the work is completed and fully paid.
Established partners may qualify for 15%, agreed in writing before the introduction. This portfolio has its own referral program, partner accounts and project records, with one eligible payout per new client.
A useful first step
One website.
One clear
next step.
Send your website and one thing you want to improve. I’ll take a brief look and reply with a suggested next step.
The initial review focuses on one public page or flow. Any implementation work is scoped and quoted separately.