Practical WordPress and WooCommerce know-how, written by developers

Webroomtech started in 2019 as a public notebook. We had spent more than ten years building WordPress websites and WooCommerce stores for clients, and every project left behind the same kind of notes: a hook that solved a checkout problem, a query that made an admin screen fast again, a fix for an update that broke something. Instead of keeping those notes private, we began publishing them.

Today the site covers four areas:

  • WordPress development – hooks, custom post types, performance, security and the new features in each major release.
  • WooCommerce customisation – checkout, cart, orders, emails, HPOS and store performance, with copy-ready code snippets.
  • AI-assisted coding – how tools like Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot and Codex fit into a real development workflow.
  • Technical SEO – Core Web Vitals, structured data, crawling and indexing for WordPress sites.

We also build small free developer tools we use ourselves, such as the password generator and the HTTP headers checker.

Who is behind Webroomtech

Webroomtech is published by Pixadoro, a WordPress and WooCommerce development studio from Europe. The articles come from the day-to-day work of our developers on client websites, online stores and custom plugins.

How we write and review articles

  • Code first. Snippets are meant to be used: we say where to put them (child theme functions.php, a code snippets plugin or a custom plugin) and which WordPress, WooCommerce and PHP versions they target.
  • Official sources. We check functions and hooks against the WordPress Developer Resources, the WooCommerce documentation and the PHP manual.
  • AI is a tool, not the author. Some articles are drafted with the help of AI tools. We say so openly and stay responsible for what we publish.
  • Corrections. If a snippet stops working after an update or you find a mistake, tell us and we will update the article.

Contact

Questions about an article, a correction or an idea for a topic? Send us a message on X (Twitter) or Facebook, or reach the team through pixadoro.com.

You can also follow us on YouTube and Instagram.

Write for Webroomtech

We occasionally publish guest articles from developers and practitioners. Read the guest post guidelines before you send a pitch.