I run several WordPress sites that rely heavily on bespoke plugins, and a few of them are starting to show their age. I’m looking for a developer who can dive straight into the codebase, troubleshoot existing issues, and extend functionality where needed. The focus is purely on functionality—no design work or content entry—so you should be comfortable reviewing custom PHP, JavaScript, and any hooks already in place, then tightening things up for performance and reliability. Here’s what I need from you: • Audit each custom plugin, identify conflicts or deprecated functions, and suggest fixes. • Implement the agreed-upon improvements, then test on a staging clone before pushing live. • Provide a concise changelog and brief setup instructions so I can maintain the sites without surprises. I work with the usual stack—WordPress core, WooCommerce on a couple of installs, Git for version control—so familiarity with those tools will help you move quickly. If you’ve built or refactored custom plugins before and enjoy rooting out edge-case bugs, this project should be straightforward. Tell me about a similar plugin problem you solved, and let’s get started.