Freelance WordPress developer in Bolzano
I help businesses and agencies build, speed up and look after WordPress sites that just work.
I’m Riccardo Di Curti, a freelance WordPress developer in Bolzano, South Tyrol, with over twelve years of experience. I design and build custom websites, WooCommerce stores and web apps, and take care of the maintenance, performance and security that keep them running smoothly over time. From pixel-perfect themes built from Figma to headless architectures with Next.js, my goal is simple: WordPress done right — fast, and built to last.
A website is not finished the day it goes live: it needs updating, protecting and keeping fast. I offer ongoing care plans that cover core, theme and plugin updates, regular backups, security monitoring and performance optimisation.
Learn more 04 Managed WordPress hostingIf you like, I can take care of the hosting too. I choose and configure an infrastructure optimised for WordPress, with LiteSpeed for speed, and manage it for you alongside the maintenance.
Learn more 05 White-label for agenciesAll my services are available white-label for agencies and studios: development, hosting and maintenance under your brand, while you stay the client’s only point of contact.
Learn moreI contribute to WordPress and its ecosystem with themes, plugins and open source tools published on GitHub. Clean, documented code, built to be reused by other developers.
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WordCamp Europe has officially become a tradition for me. After Turin and Basel over the past two years, I packed my bag again, this time heading to Kraków for #WCEU2026, held from June 4 to 6 at the ICE Kraków Congress Centre. And this edition was special for a reason that had nothing to do […]
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