~41%
of all websites run on WordPress
WordPress also powers roughly 59% of sites with a known CMS—so strong WordPress engineering meets teams where content already lives.
Source: W3Techs (opens in a new tab)
Services
Expertise, as engagements
Pick the engagement that matches your roadmap—build lanes or a Care Plan for live products. Combine only when WordPress, web, and mobile share one program.
Practice
One engineer. Three lanes.
WordPress, a headless frontend, and a mobile app often share the same content—but most teams still hire three vendors to ship them. That means three handoffs, three roadmaps, and nobody who owns the seams.
The CodeFern embeds as fractional fullstack: WordPress engineering, headless migrations to Next.js + GraphQL, and React Native. Book days each week for roadmap and shipping, or a scoped build when the outcome is clear. Either way, you leave with a codebase—and docs—your team can own.
About
Meet the engineer behind The CodeFern
Kevin Fernandes is a fractional fullstack engineer based in the Toronto area—WordPress platforms, headless Next.js + GraphQL, and React Native—building for teams that want senior coverage without a three-vendor stack. Remote-friendly.
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Why these services matter
+8%
retail conversions for 0.1s faster mobile load
Google and Deloitte’s Milliseconds Make Millions study tied small speed gains to measurable conversion lifts—relevant when a headless frontend is on the roadmap.
Source: Google / Deloitte via web.dev (opens in a new tab)<6%
of smartphone time is in browsers
Most mobile time is spent in native apps—supporting React Native when engagement belongs on-device.
Source: DataReportal / data.ai (opens in a new tab)Published research on WordPress scale, site speed, and mobile behavior—not CodeFern client guarantees.
Next step
Ready to embed—or ship a build?
Tell us what you need: WordPress, a headless cutover, React Native, a Care Plan for a live product, or a mix. Project sprint or fractional days—we will respond with a clear next step.