Hire WordPress developers
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Hire fast and on budget—place a request, interview 1-3 curated developers, and get the best one onboarded by next Friday. Full-time or part-time, with optimal overlap.
How to hire WordPress developer through Lemon.io
Place a free request
Tell us about your needs
Interview the best
Onboard the chosen one
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FAQ about hiring WordPress developers
How much should I pay a WordPress developer?
According to Talent.com, the average WordPress developer salary in the USA is $77,564 per year or $37.29 per hour.
Is WordPress still in demand?
WordPress is still relevant in 2024 and will stay relevant for years ahead. It provides a user-friendly interface, extensive customization options, and strong community support.
WordPress powers a wide range of websites from single blogs to complex e-commerce platforms. Being open-source it ensures continuous updates and security improvements simply because of the sheer number of eyes on the product. WordPress’ scalability allows companies to grow online operations successfully. To top it off, WordPress websites are SEO-friendly, helping attract and retain visitors to the company.
How to find a WordPress developer?
1. Think of what type of WordPress developer you need.
2. Create a job post with project details, roles, main responsibilities, and technical competencies.
3. Look for the right specialists on freelance platforms, job boards, etc. Lemon.io can match you with a skilled professional within 48 hours if you need a quick solution.
4. Screen the candidates’ CVs and portfolios. Focus on their responsibilities, achievements, and skills.
5. Ask the developer to review their code samples.
6. Do a soft-skills and technical screening.
7. Check references.
8. Offer them the job and get them started.
Do I need a developer for WordPress?
Although WordPress is easy to use, it is better to hire a WordPress developer for more complex tasks.
Who can help me with WordPress?
If you need help with WordPress, you can reach out to several contracting professionals such as WordPress developers, dealing with coding and technical aspects, WordPress designers, working on visuals and user experience, and WordPress consultants, providing advice on the site needs.
What is the no-risk trial period for Lemon.io WordPress developers?
Lemon.io provides up to 20 prepaid risk-free hours with our WordPress developers to review how they complete real tasks on your projects. Otherwise, it is a zero-risk replacement guarantee: if the previous developer doesn’t meet your expectations or misses deadlines, we will find a new one for your project.
Can I hire a WordPress developer in less than 48 hours through Lemon.io?
You can hire a WordPress developer through Lemon.io in 48 hours. All the developers have already passed our vetting process, including VideoAsk, their me.lemon profile completion, a screening call with our recruiters including various technical questions, and a technical interview with our developers.
We will ensure a fast and comfortable hiring process while matching you with the best WordPress developers in the industry, as only 1% of applicants are accepted into our community.
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