Three directions
What the 320px team does for a site.
Start with a new build, ongoing support, or a baseline you can run yourself.
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WordPress development
Structure, interface, native editing, and release are designed as one maintainable system.
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Technical and SEO support
Updates, incidents, performance, technical SEO, and development tasks follow one clear process.
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Free 320px Site Audit
Run a local read-only baseline yourself: WordPress, SEO, frontend, privacy, and security in one report.
Project trace
From unknown to verifiable.
- Context. Goal, constraints, and decision owners.
- Evidence. Reproducible facts, coverage, and not tested.
- Plan. Required work, useful work, and what should stay unchanged.
- Stage. Small batches with interface, data, and integration checks.
- Release. A checkpoint, postflight, and a retained way back.
Free tool
Check the site yourself first.
320px Site Audit creates a local report without changing the site. It explains evidence, confidence, coverage, and action order in plain language—without an account, payment, or mandatory data transfer.
- Five profiles cover a quick baseline, code, selected components, rendered frontend, and observable server signals.
- Unavailable scope is not tested, never silently passed.
- A review request can leave the site only after a separate informed action and an exact payload preview.
Our clients
Different sectors. Different needs. One verifiable process.
From a large product catalogue to clinics, a theatre, and a guest house. These are confirmed client names; detailed roles and outcomes appear only in separately verified case studies.
The 320px team
A project another team can support and inherit.
We are the 320px team. We keep the code, settings, decisions, and open questions understandable.
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Editing stays native
Content is not locked into a builder or a private team dashboard.
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Changes are verifiable
Risk has a stage, test, checkpoint, and a way back.
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Another team can understand it
We hand over architecture, decisions, and open questions—not files alone.
Tell us what the site needs.
A goal, the current difficulty, and an optional website address are enough. Do not send passwords, keys, or private exports.