Custom Web Development
Hand-written front ends with no page-builder bloat. Semantic markup, real accessibility, and Core Web Vitals treated as a requirement rather than a nice-to-have.
Available for new projects
I'm JC Ignoro. For eight years I've built and maintained websites for businesses and agencies across the US, UK, Canada and Australia — hand-coded front ends, WordPress builds, technical SEO, and the hosting and upkeep that keeps them running long after launch.
A code editor showing a hand-written responsive hero section, followed by a production build reporting a 1.24 second build time and Core Web Vitals of LCP 0.9 seconds, CLS 0.00 and a 100 out of 100 performance score.
01 — Profile
I graduated with a BS in Information Technology from Davao del Norte State College in 2017 and went straight into enterprise software — building a QR scanner integration and running QA on an inventory system written in C# and Xamarin.
Later that year I was assigned to a Texas-based marketing agency, and that assignment lasted six and a half years. I rebuilt their site, took over hosting and server administration, and shipped websites for their clients — law firms, laboratories, contractors, consumer brands. Since 2023 I've run my own practice, working directly with businesses and as the white-label developer behind several agencies.
02 — Service Record
JCDigital.dev — Independent · Worldwide
Running my own practice for clients across the US, Australia and Europe — FutureTech Digital, Roche, Tampa Business Club, Fireworks Communications and BeMarketing among them. Design, development, SEO and ongoing care, direct and white-label.
Eversun Software Philippines Corp. — assigned to IoT Marketing, LLC (Texas, USA)
Six and a half years as the dedicated developer for a Texas marketing agency under my ESPC employment. Rebuilt and maintained iotmktg.com, administered hosting and servers, and built or rebuilt websites for the agency's client roster.
Eversun Software Philippines Corp. — Davao City
Joined the Washing Inventory System team: integrated the QR code scanner and led QA across the inventory workflow — writing test passes, isolating defects and hardening releases. Built with C# and Xamarin.
03 — Capabilities
Hand-written front ends with no page-builder bloat. Semantic markup, real accessibility, and Core Web Vitals treated as a requirement rather than a nice-to-have.
Custom themes and rebuilds that your team can actually edit. Clean admin, no plugin sprawl, and a codebase the next developer won't curse at.
Crawlability, structured data, internal linking, index hygiene and speed. The engineering half of SEO — the part that makes content work harder.
Domains, DNS, SSL, migrations, backups, cPanel/WHM administration. Seven years of keeping other people's sites online, including through the bad nights.
Updates, security patching, uptime monitoring, and taking over sites that were left broken. Inherited messes are a specialty, not an inconvenience.
A tester's instincts from my enterprise QA years: cross-browser, cross-device and functional passes before anything reaches production.
System — Live Status
Status: accepting new projects. Reply window under 24 hours. Timezone UTC+8, overlapping US Central and Australian Eastern hours. Engagements are direct and white-label. Stack: WordPress, PHP, JavaScript, MySQL, cPanel and Git.
04 — Selected Work
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04.2 — Restricted
Builds I can’t name publicly. Previews are obscured at the source — the originals never leave my machine. Happy to walk through them on a call.
05 — Questions
Yes — most of my work comes from the US, Australia and Europe. I keep overlapping hours with US Central and Australian Eastern time, and I have run long-term engagements across those timezones for eight years, including a six-and-a-half-year contract with a Texas agency.
Both, and I will tell you which one your project actually needs. If a non-technical team has to edit it weekly, WordPress with a custom theme wins. If the priority is raw speed and a front end nobody else has, I hand-code it.
Yes. Rescue work is a large share of what I do — broken layouts, three-second load times, failed updates, malware, lost hosting access. I stabilise first, then improve.
Technical SEO is built into every build: semantic markup, structured data, fast Core Web Vitals, correct indexing signals, sane architecture. Ongoing content and off-page work is scoped separately.
Maintenance plans cover updates, security patching, backups, uptime monitoring, fixes and content changes. Because I also handle hosting and DNS, there is one number to call when something breaks — not three vendors pointing at each other.
06 — Contact
A new site, a rebuild, a rescue, or rankings that won’t move. Send the details and I’ll come back within 24 hours with an honest read on scope and cost.