Osom Studio - WordPress & WooCommerce agency

We wrote a guide on how to tell if your WordPress partner has a real deployment process or just wings it. 7 questions to ask, 3 red flags, copy-paste checklist. @osom_studio/safe-wordpress-deployments-how-to-spot-a-partner-who-delivers-not-one-who-wings-it-d0f470e4854c" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@osom_studio/s…

Our work for @relai_app just received a Gold award at the @HorizonAwards in the Websites - Bank/Finance category. Great project, great collaboration. Nearly 4 years of trust.

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WordPress only activates one theme at a time, which gets annoying when your product pages need a different layout than your blog. We made a free plugin that lets you assign themes per page, post type, or URL through the admin. No Multisite needed.

We wrote a short piece about: who should own maintenance and what are the most common models website projects fall into. 👇 @osom_studio/who-maintains-a-wordpress-site-and-why-most-teams-get-it-wrong-1ff1bcf3cf5d?postPublishedType=repub" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@osom_studio/w…

When we start working with client - for example right after an audit we often find the same main culprit behind issues with their website. There's no clear owner for the live site. Something breaks, and suddenly it’s “everyone’s problem, nobody’s job”.

Before you switch a #WordPress agency, lock down the basics: Control 👉 own the accounts that keep the site online Recovery 👉 backups + a proven restore path Safe change 👉 test in staging before you ship (4/4)

When acency switches get stuck? • Domain & DNS aren’t in the company account • Paid #licenses can’t be transferred quickly • No clear backup + restore path Results? Delays and avoidable emergency work. 👎 (3/4)

An effective #WordPress agency transition is mostly about risk management and a clear plan. Switching partners isn’t just moving tasks - it’s transferring operational control. 📌 Full post + checklist: scan the QR code in the document 👇

I built a Chrome extension that detects WordPress and WooCommerce sites. Sure, there are other solutions out there, and some of them are decent. But none of them did exactly what we needed at @OSOM_STUDIO . When a potential client reaches out about their WordPress site, we want to know what we are dealing with before the first call. I wanted a single tool that gives me that full picture in one click. Honestly, a year or two ago I would never have found the time to build this. But with AI tools available now, I had an idea, a clear use case, and for the first time the means to actually ship it. So I did. Osom WP/Woo Detector Pro. It uses 50+ detection methods across 8 tiers - from meta tags and script analysis through DOM structure and JavaScript objects to cookies and HTTP endpoint probing. It picks up WordPress even on hardened sites that actively hide their CMS. The part I am most happy with is the hardening scorecard. One click and you see: is the login page exposed or hidden? Is XML-RPC open? Can someone enumerate users through the REST API? Is readme.html still leaking the WordPress version? Green dot - hardened. Red dot - exposed. For us it is a quick health check before we even start talking to a client. For anyone working with WordPress it is a way to audit any site in seconds. Free. No data collection - everything runs locally in your browser. If you work with WordPress, try it and tell me what you think. Feedback welcome.

We’ll be at Checkout Summit, and we’re really excited for two days fully focused on WooCommerce - sharing ideas, learning, and spending time with the people building the ecosystem. Looking forward to seeing familiar faces and meeting new ones from the community. ☀️

A website that loads in 5.7 seconds converts at 0.6%. At 2.4 seconds, conversion jumps to 1.9%. In 2026, web design is no longer just about aesthetics. Performance, structure, and scalability directly impact revenue. DesignRush just published the 12 best web design and development agencies to hire in 2026. If you are planning a rebuild or scale this year, this is a solid reference point. Read the full list via @designrushmag. news.designrush.com/top-web-design…

Full checklist: osomstudio.com/blog/how-to-sw…

Step 3: Take over & lock things down. ✅ Do a baseline audit (updates, security, performance), rotate keys/passwords, remove old admins, document environments, then resume releases.

Switching #WordPress agencies is straightforward when you treat it like an operational change, not just a “handoff.” The main risks are access, DNS, plugin licenses, and deployments. Here’s a clean process to avoid downtime. 👇