Theme Real estate
Acreline
A WordPress theme for real estate agents. Listings, a map, agents, and showing requests — they can edit it themselves.
Hi, I’m Matt 👋
I build WordPress sites your team can run.
Full-stack developer · Themes, plugins, and web apps
Easy to edit, easy to hand off, and built to last. Open to full-time, contract, and freelance work.
Projects
Selected projects.
I publish Gettysburg WordPress projects here — live demos for shops, tours, and inns. Hire me on this site for a real build.
Theme Tour sites
WalkRidge
A WordPress theme for licensed-guide tour shops. Visitors browse tours, meet guides, and book in WooCommerce.
Open project Live demo for WalkRidge (opens in a new window)
Plugin Table of contents
TOCguide
A free WordPress plugin that builds a table of contents from post headings — plus an optional Reading Guide.
Journal
Full-stack notes, WordPress code, and project lessons.
Practical notes from WordPress, PHP, JavaScript, React, APIs, and real project work. Most posts include code you can adapt or use.
WordPress MCP Adapter: Connect Claude Code and Cursor to Your Site
Install the WordPress MCP Adapter, expose an ability with mcp.public, and connect Claude Code or Cursor through an Application Password. Includes the default endpoint and the safety checks…
Acreline: A WordPress Theme for Real Estate Agents and Brokers
Acreline is a WordPress real estate theme that helps agents and brokers show listings, book more showings and capture leads. See the demo and get in touch.
What’s New in WordPress 7.1.3: Security Fixes Explained
WordPress 7.1.3 closes seven security holes and fixes four bugs. Here's what each change means, which sites it touches, and what to do next.
Services
What I do.
For shops and agencies. Stack notes are on About and Code.
WordPress sites
Custom themes shops can edit in wp-admin. You own the code.
Plugins & tools
Small PHP plugins when WordPress needs a new part.
Full-stack web apps
Interfaces, services, and APIs when a theme alone is not enough.
Questions
Hiring a WordPress developer: common questions.
Short answers before you write.
What does a WordPress developer do that a page builder does not?
I write the theme and plugins for your site instead of stacking add-ons. You get pages you can edit in wp-admin and code another developer can read. Nothing ships that you do not use.
What kind of work do you take?
Full-time roles, contract work, freelance projects, and agency overflow. WordPress themes and plugins are the core. APIs, React, and deploy work are in range too.
How does a project start?
Send a short note about who the site is for and what it needs to do. I reply with questions, then a written scope and a rough timeline. Work starts after you approve it.
Who owns the site when it is done?
You do. You own the domain, hosting, database, and code. I leave a short admin guide and stay reachable for questions.
Where are you, and when do you work?
I am in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and I work Eastern Time. I work remote with shops and agencies anywhere.
Can I see your work first?
Yes. The Projects page has themes and plugins with live demos, and the code is on GitHub.
Want to work together?
Recruiters can write through the contact form. Shops can browse projects. I usually reply within one business day (ET).