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 based in Bolzano, South Tyrol, with more than twelve years of experience. I design and build custom websites, WooCommerce shops and web apps, and I take care of the ongoing maintenance, performance and security that keep them running. From custom themes built pixel-perfect from Figma to headless setups with Next.js, my goal is simple: WordPress done properly, fast and built to last.
The creation of custom blocks in Gutenberg has become a common practice among WordPress developers and site owners looking to exert greater control over the presentation of their content. While it’s possible to build Gutenberg blocks from scratch, there’s an alternative that has proven significantly more convenient and powerful: using Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) to […]
In the realm of modern education, online learning management systems (LMS) have revolutionised the way institutions deliver courses and interact with students. One of the most widely used and respected platforms is Moodle. Moodle provides educators with a versatile and comprehensive toolkit to create, manage, and deliver educational content in a virtual environment. Regularly upgrading […]
I’m a mac user and, as familiar as I am with docker, I have always used local development software for the sake of convenience. In recent months, however, I have switched from MAMP to LocalWp, this software makes it very easy to create a ready and reliable development environment and has a very convenient feature […]
As always we go against the grain and start with the documentation https://developer.wordpress.org/block-editor/, you can say anything about WordPress but its documentation is certainly well done and a gold mine of information. Having studied the documentation, we can move on to this article. We are going to look at how to create Gutenberg blocks within […]
In writing an article, we found a translation in my native language that was completely different from the original in English. This translation error did not allow me to understand the problem, so let’s go and save a colleague a few minutes. You may be wondering why spend time doing this? If not for the […]
Almost every website has a contact form, or at least on every site I create I get an explicit request to include one on the contact page. In WordPress the most popular plugins for adding a contact form are: Contact Form 7, Ninja Forms and Gravity Form. I personally use Contact Form 7 as it […]