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Hi Contra š I'm Milon, a WordPress and Elementor developer.
Most of my work lands in one of two places:
ā building sites that clients can actually edit themselves (Elementor Pro, Divi, and ACF Pro when the content needs real structure)
ā cleaning up hacked WordPress sites and closing the door the attackers came in through
Recently I turned a static HTML site for a data protection project in St. Gallen into an Elementor site the team can update without me, and brought a small business site back online after its host had suspended it.
If your WordPress site is slow, broken, or just painful to edit, send me a message. Happy to take a look.
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