WordPress Developer — Rebuild Neuropsychology Practice Website (Editable for Non-Developer)

I read through this project and want to give you an honest read. The content on that site is doing its job — clear pathways for patients, physicians, AMEs, attorneys. The writing is compassionate and structured well. But the site doesn't feel alive. There's not one photograph. No face for Dr. Becker, no warmth. Think about who lands on this page: a person scared about their memory, a pilot whose career depends on this evaluation, a family member searching at midnight. The site promises compassionate care but delivers a wall of text. First, I create a mockup showing exactly what the new site could look like — with imagery, with warmth, with the trust signals these visitors need. You see it, shape it, and approve it before I build anything. Then I build it in WordPress with editable templates — no code, no fear of breaking the design. I include a short training video and a written guide so your client can update pages confidently. On-page SEO on every page. Real responsiveness, tested on actual phones. Price: $4,800 fixed. Timeline: 3 weeks from kickoff, including mockup approval, build, training materials, and launch. I've done this type of migration twice recently — static sites to editable WordPress builds for non-technical clients who needed to own their content. Both stayed within scope and timeline. The words are already there. My job is to make the site feel like the practice they describe. Trust, Tai --- ### 1. Which WordPress builder would you recommend for this site? Elementor Pro. It gives your client the most intuitive editing experience without touching code, and it's stable. I'd build reusable templates for service pages, landing pages, and blog posts so every new page starts from a consistent foundation. The goal is: your client can edit confidently without breaking the design. ### 2. Do you provide any ongoing monitoring and/or maintenance plans? Yes. I offer monthly maintenance plans that include WordPress core and plugin updates, uptime monitoring, weekly backups, and security scanning. I also include one hour of content edits or small design tweaks per month. If your client needs more hands-on support as they grow, we can adjust the scope. ### 3. Describe your recent experience with similar projects I've done two recent WordPress migrations for clients moving from static or outdated sites to editable WordPress builds. One was for Universal Metro (UMAS/MAFS/MHHC site and blog, $5,275), the other for a consultant moving from Wix to WordPress ($5,000). Both clients were non-developers who needed to own their content. Both sites launched on time with training materials and are still running without issues. ### 4. Describe your approach to testing and improving QA I test in layers. First, on staging — every page, every form, every link. Then real device testing: actual iPhones, Androids, tablets, not just resized browser windows. I use Lighthouse for performance and accessibility baselines, and I test forms with real submissions to make sure notifications work. Before launch, I walk the client through the site on a call so they can catch anything I missed. QA isn't a checklist — it's a conversation. ### 5. Include a link to your GitHub profile and/or website GitHub: https://github.com/tayeshobajo Website: https://trusttai.com