WordPress Plugin Development

The flexible plugin architecture is one of the things that first attracted us to WordPress. With it, we’re able to integrate third-party services, add intricate functionality, and extend your website in a limitless number of ways. If we’re adding custom functions to your site, there’s a good bet that we’re doing it through a plugin.

We Write Plugins

There are two approaches to WordPress plugin development at Pixel Jar. We’re either extending an existing plugin to tackle that “one more thing” that you need your site to do or we’re developing an entirely new plugin to handle a specific task. We love to develop an entirely new plugin concept for a client. And when we’re extending an existing plugin we’re always careful to future-proof any changes we make. We don’t want to create a problem with updates to the existing functionality.

WordPress Plugin Development Solves Problems

In addition, we actively develop plugins of our own that tackle specific business needs. Most of the time the ideas for these plugins come out of a need that we discover for one of our clients. We can then take that idea and flesh out a fully-featured plugin that can help thousands of users. Sometimes these efforts result in a premium plugin offering, like AdSanity. Alternately, we’ll release these plugins on the repository so everyone can benefit, like Simple Google Content Experiments. Most recently, we developed Click Ranger Pro to solve some attribution issues.

So whether you have an idea for a new plugin, need something new for your site, or need to modify an existing plugin, we’re eager to dive in. Whatever we build will follow best practices and be well documented for future expansion and updates.