Plugin architecture
Namespaces, modules, settings, permissions, data storage and public contracts are planned for maintainability.
LogicalFrame builds plugins for admin workflows, Elementor widgets, WooCommerce operations, APIs, automation, content systems and commercial distribution with attention to compatibility and saved-data contracts.
Custom WordPress Plugin Development
This service is designed for organisations that need a controlled, professionally delivered result without unnecessary disruption.
The final scope is confirmed after reviewing the existing environment, source materials and required outcome.
Namespaces, modules, settings, permissions, data storage and public contracts are planned for maintainability.
Settings pages, tables, forms, notices, onboarding and role-aware controls are designed for real operators.
Shortcodes, blocks, widgets, templates, forms and interactive components are implemented as required.
Product, order, checkout, account, fulfilment and reporting workflows can be extended through supported hooks.
Secure endpoints, webhooks and connections to external applications can be included.
Licensing, Free/Pro boundaries, update delivery, documentation and marketplace packaging can be planned.
The portfolio includes Elements Galaxy, FrameBuilder, SFAI AI Form Builder, LogicalFrame SiteOps, a WordPress Site Transfer System, language and header/footer tools, and HTML-to-Elementor conversion work.
We include only the work required for the agreed outcome and identify optional items before implementation.
Plugin architecture and bootstrap
Settings and options
Custom database tables when justified
Roles, capabilities and permissions
Admin pages and list tables
Shortcodes, blocks or Elementor widgets
Custom post types and metadata
WooCommerce hooks and extensions
REST API endpoints and webhooks
Background jobs and cron
Import/export and backups
Licensing and update strategy
Security, sanitization and escaping
Plugin Check and release packaging
The stack and access method are selected according to the current platform, hosting, security requirements and future maintenance needs.
We protect the current environment, define acceptance criteria and keep the delivery sequence clear.
We review the current environment, goals, constraints and dependencies.
We define the tasks, risks, access requirements, exclusions and acceptance criteria.
We perform the work in a controlled sequence with backups and checkpoints where relevant.
We verify the result across agreed devices, browsers, accounts and workflows.
We deliver documentation, credentials guidance and practical next steps.
We confirm project-specific details after reviewing the current site, source files, accounts and requested result.
Yes. The feature boundary, shared code, upgrade path, licensing and update channels should be designed before development rather than split later.
We can prepare the free edition for repository requirements and Plugin Check, but final approval remains with the WordPress.org review process.
Yes, where the licence, architecture and hooks allow safe extension. Direct modification of third-party core files is avoided because updates would overwrite it.
Share the current setup, desired result and any access or deadline constraints. We will respond with a practical scope and delivery direction.