Rekode.co.uk Launches Website & Shopify Support and Development in Kent

Rekode.co.uk is now live, offering businesses a dedicated WordPress developer in Kent as well as Shopify development, support and general website maintenance across the UK and worldwide. Founded by Anthony Hawley, an independent developer with more than 20 years of commercial web experience, Rekode provides direct website maintenance, troubleshooting, custom development and platform migration services.

Based in Loose, Kent, Rekode is built for businesses that need experienced website support without hiring another full-time employee. Clients work directly with Anthony, who can get to know their website and provide ongoing help as the business evolves.

Website support that takes work off your plate

Websites need regular attention. Plugin updates, broken forms, checkout problems, missing analytics and slow mobile pages can all become distractions for a busy team. Rekode handles those technical jobs so clients can focus on running their business.

Support covers WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify and a range of other platforms, including Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Framer, Drupal and React. Rekode can also work with custom-built and legacy websites, often helping businesses improve their current setup without rebuilding everything.

Services include website care and maintenance, rapid troubleshooting, bespoke development, new website builds, platform migrations, performance improvements, accessibility work, security reviews, analytics and integrations.

From quick fixes to complete platform migrations

Some requests are small and urgent: fixing a form, resolving a plugin conflict, adjusting a layout or investigating a checkout issue. Other projects need more planning, such as building a new landing page, connecting a CRM or moving an ecommerce store to a different platform.

Rekode supports migrations such as Magento to Shopify, Drupal to WordPress and WordPress to EmDash. A migration can involve moving content and products, rebuilding the design, mapping URLs, setting up redirects and reviewing integrations. Each project is scoped after Anthony has reviewed the existing website.

EmDash is a newer open-source CMS option for some WordPress sites. Rekode can assess whether a move is suitable, plan the migration and rebuild the site. Because not every plugin or feature will have a direct equivalent, the first step is to understand what the existing site relies on. If staying on WordPress is the better choice, Rekode can help maintain and improve it.

Specialist website improvements

Rekode also helps businesses address technical issues that affect how a website works and how customers use it. This can include:

• Analytics and conversion tracking: GA4, Google Tag Manager, enquiry tracking and ecommerce events.

• Accessibility: Reviews and practical improvements guided by WCAG, including forms, contrast, keyboard navigation and page structure.

• Performance: PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals reviews, image optimisation and improvements to mobile performance.

• Security: WordPress hardening, plugin and theme vulnerability monitoring, Cloudflare configuration, SSL checks and backup reviews.

• Integrations and automation: APIs, CRM connections, AI integrations and workflows using tools such as n8n.

The aim is practical: identify what needs attention, explain the work clearly and make changes that fit the business and its website.

Direct access to Anthony Hawley

Rekode is intentionally small, giving clients a direct working relationship with the developer. There are no account managers or requests passed between several support teams. Clients email what they need, receive an estimate and timeframe, approve the work, and then Anthony gets started.

Small changes are often completed the same day where possible. Larger requests are scheduled, and clients are kept informed if the plan changes. No work begins unexpectedly, and estimates are approved before work proceeds.

Anthony brings more than 20 years of commercial web experience, working alongside agencies, designers, marketing teams and established brands. Rekode is designed to provide continuity: a developer who can learn how a client’s website works and remember the decisions made along the way.

Monthly support plans and emergency help

Businesses can choose a monthly plan based on the level of support they need:

• Care — £99 per month: Updates, health checks, backups, security monitoring, uptime checks, broken-link checks and a monthly website health report.

• Support — £299 per month: Everything in Care, plus six hours of website work every 30 days for development, content and design changes, fixes, ecommerce support, analytics, accessibility and performance.

• Partner — £549 per month: Everything in Support, plus 14 hours of development every 30 days for integrations, landing pages, migrations, automation and more complex technical work.

Plans run month to month. Larger projects are quoted separately, and additional development time can be arranged when needed. Rekode also offers a first-month guarantee: if a client is not satisfied within the first 30 days, the monthly plan fee will be refunded, subject to the terms.

For urgent WordPress, Shopify, checkout, plugin, form or tracking problems, one-off Emergency Website Rescue starts at £199. This service does not require a monthly plan.

Rekode is now open for enquiries

Businesses looking for a WordPress developer in Kent, Shopify support or reliable website management can explore the services and plans at Rekode.co.uk. To discuss a fix, development project or migration, email hello@rekode.co.uk.

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Top 5 Questions and Answers About WordPress and Shopify

1. What is the difference between WordPress and Shopify?

   • Answer: WordPress is a flexible content management system used for websites, blogs and online stores. WooCommerce can add ecommerce features to a WordPress site. Shopify is a hosted ecommerce platform built for setting up and managing an online store. The right choice depends on your business, budget and how much control or flexibility you need.

2. Which is better for my business: WordPress or Shopify?

   • Answer: Shopify may suit businesses that want an ecommerce-focused platform with hosting and store tools managed in one place. WordPress may suit businesses that want more flexibility over their site’s content, design and functionality. Consider your products, required integrations and plans for the website before choosing.

3. Can WordPress and Shopify both rank on Google?

   • Answer: Yes. Either platform can support a search-friendly website. Results depend on factors such as useful content, site structure, page speed, mobile usability and technical setup. No platform can guarantee a particular ranking.

4. Can I move my website from WordPress to Shopify, or Shopify to WordPress?

   • Answer: Yes, migration is possible, but it needs careful planning. Depending on your setup, the work may include moving products, pages, images and other content; rebuilding the design; reconnecting integrations; and setting up redirects so old URLs lead to the right new pages.

5. What maintenance does a WordPress or Shopify website need?

   • Answer: Both platforms need regular attention. WordPress maintenance can include core, theme and plugin updates, backups, security checks and performance reviews. Shopify stores may need theme and app updates, checkout testing, product and integration checks, and ongoing performance improvements. Regular checks can help catch issues before they disrupt customers.

For help with WordPress maintenance, Shopify support, website fixes or a platform migration, visit Rekode.co.uk.