Developed a fully custom WordPress child theme for GSG Globexim, an India-based export trading company with global presence. The website showcases the company’s export products, industry sectors, and services through dynamic, CMS-driven pages built with Advanced Custom Fields, a modular PHP template architecture, and a modern SCSS/PostCSS build pipeline — enabling the client to manage all content without touching code.
Technologies & Frameworks
Core Implementations & Architecture
- Built a WordPress child theme from scratch on top of Twenty Nineteen, architecting modular template-parts and custom page templates (home.php, exports.php, sectors.php, services.php) for clean separation of concerns
- Integrated Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) to power all dynamic content — product listings, sector cards, hero images, and contact details — making the site fully CMS-manageable
- Set up a SCSS → PostCSS → CSS build pipeline (package.json, postcss.config.js) with organized partials across blocks, elements, and layout for scalable, maintainable styling
- Implemented responsive UI components including parallax scroll effects (Rellax.js), image overlays, alternating card layouts, and CSS Grid-based icon listings with custom utility classes
- Registered multiple WordPress nav menus (Primary, Footer, Social), added HTML5 theme support, configured Contact Form 7 shortcode integration, and enqueued assets cleanly via functions.php
Results
- Delivered a fully content-managed website enabling the client to independently update exports, sectors, and services without developer intervention
- Achieved a responsive, mobile-friendly layout with consistent visual hierarchy across all custom page templates
- Reduced CSS complexity through SCSS partials and PostCSS automation, making future style changes fast and conflict-free
- Structured custom post type pages (single-export.php, single-sector.php, single-services.php) that scale with the client's growing product catalog
- Produced a maintainable, well-organized codebase following WordPress template hierarchy conventions — easy for any WordPress developer to hand off to