Custom WordPress themes, WooCommerce stores, and rebuilds of slow page-builder sites — designed and developed in Bentonville, Arkansas.
Good Work designs and develops WordPress websites from Bentonville, Arkansas: custom block themes, WooCommerce stores, rebuilds of slow Elementor or Divi sites, migrations, and ongoing care plans. Every site ships fast, secure, and editable by your team, with technical SEO handled before launch. We serve businesses across Northwest Arkansas and work remotely with clients throughout the U.S.
Start a WordPress projectMost WordPress problems come from stacks of plugins and page builders doing jobs a theme should do. We build lean block-based themes on current WordPress, keep plugins to the few that earn their place, and set up hosting, caching, and updates so the site stays fast after launch — not just on launch day.
Block themes built for your brand and your editors, with patterns your team reuses instead of rebuilding.
Replace a slow Elementor, Divi, or legacy theme with a clean custom build, keeping your content and your rankings.
WooCommerce when WordPress is the right home for your store, plus CRM, email, and payment integrations.
A written scope after discovery, with a price you can plan around.
Only the plugins that earn their place, documented so updates are boring.
Clean semantic markup, schema, XML sitemaps, redirects, and fast load times.
A short walkthrough and written guide so your team can publish confidently.
WP Engine, Kinsta, or Cloudways configured with caching, backups, and SSL.
Monthly care plans for updates, security, and small changes.
Custom theme builds typically take 4–8 weeks; rebuilds from a page builder are often faster because the content already exists.
We review your current site, plugins, hosting, and analytics and map what stays, what goes, and what moves.
Mobile-first design in Figma around your brand and the pages that actually drive leads.
A block theme on current WordPress, custom blocks where needed, and migrated content.
Redirects, SEO, forms, and analytics tested end to end. Then a care plan if you want one.
We work with businesses, nonprofits, and studios across Bentonville, Rogers, Fayetteville, and Springdale in person, and with teams across the U.S. remotely.
Straight answers before you book a call.
If your site is mostly content — services, portfolio, articles, lead generation — WordPress is usually the better fit. If selling products is the core of the business, Shopify is the stronger commerce platform. We build on both and will tell you honestly which fits; see our platform comparison on the Services page.
Yes. The usual answer is to rebuild the theme as a lean block theme and remove the page builder, keeping your content and URLs. Speed and editing both improve dramatically.
We can maintain and improve Elementor sites, but for new builds we recommend native block themes: faster, more stable through updates, and no page-builder lock-in.
Yes. Monthly care plans cover core and plugin updates, security monitoring, backups, uptime checks, and a block of hours for small changes.
Yes, including content, media, URL redirects, and SEO preservation.
Tell us about your current site and what's holding it back. We'll reply within one business day.