Work and feedback

Proof from real client work.

Much of our work is delivered white-label for partner agencies, alongside projects for local clients and referrals. Below is what clients have said, and the kinds of projects we are most often asked to take on.

What clients say

  • “Exceptional.. Replied in under an hour ALWAYS! and completes work in very timely fashion”

    Shopify form fix · Client of a partner agency
  • “Ever since we first brought in DevNest for a custom site solution, they’ve been our go-to troubleshooter for nearly anything we can’t solve ourselves.”

    WooCommerce Shipping Fix · Refered by Previous Client
  • “We hadn’t worked with DevNest before and chose them based on their previous work. If you’re in the same position, don’t hesitate to hire them.”

    WordPress Fix + Category Update (WPJobBoard Plugin) · Referred by a friend
  • “DevNest supported several of our agency’s clients. They were quick to respond, highly capable, and focused on finding solutions, and they fit smoothly into our existing tech stack.”

    Ongoing Website · Client of a partner agency
  • “A real pleasure to work with, and the results were perfect. DevNest built a custom Elementor image slider for our WordPress site, and the developers who originally built the site were impressed by the functionality.”

    Build or Customize an Elementor Image Carousel · Referred by a friend
  • “DevNest is excellent to work with: dependable, collaborative, and great at solving problems. They were always happy to take on new requests as the project went on”

    Web Development and Content Population · Refered by Previous Client
  • “20 stars is more like it.. incredibly knowledgeable and skillful on every inch of Shopify... we used him a lot and will keep using”

    Shopify 1.0 to 2.0 rebuild · Client of a partner agency

See the projects we have built

Projects we are most often asked to take on

Every engagement is different, but the work usually falls into a few familiar patterns.

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Let's figure out what has to happen next.

Starting something new, improving a system you already run, or rescuing a project that stalled: your first step is the same, a straight conversation with an engineer.