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Artur BobinskiShopify & WordPress Developer

Shopify and WordPress Developer Serving Buffalo, NY

I’m Artur Bobinski, a web developer based in the Lockport/Buffalo area with more than 22 years of experience. I work with ecommerce brands and established businesses on Shopify, WordPress and WooCommerce sites — building new functionality, improving what already exists and keeping things running afterwards.

Local and remote

A developer in your time zone

Being local matters in practical ways. We can talk during your business hours, meet by video without scheduling around time zones, and coordinate in person when a project genuinely calls for it — a photoshoot, a product handoff, a meeting with your team.

Most of the work itself happens remotely, which is how development normally works. That suits businesses in Buffalo, Lockport and across Niagara County as well as clients elsewhere in the United States, Canada and Europe.

The kind of work I’m best suited to: established websites and ecommerce stores that need an experienced developer rather than a full rebuild, and companies that need regular development help without hiring someone full time.

I also work with clients well outside Western New York, so if you found this page and you’re not nearby, that’s not a problem.

Where I work from

Lockport/Buffalo, Western New York. No walk-in office — I work from my own workspace, so there is no street address published here.

Areas served

Buffalo · Lockport · Niagara County · Western New York · United States · Canada · Europe

Questions

Questions I get from local businesses

Do you work with businesses outside Buffalo?

Yes. Being in Western New York is convenient for local clients, but most of my work is remote. I work with businesses across the United States and Canada, and have worked with clients in Europe.

Can you take over an existing Shopify or WordPress website?

That is the majority of what I do. I start by reviewing the theme or the WordPress install, tell you what condition it is in, and then work within it rather than pushing for a rebuild you may not need.

Do you provide ongoing website support?

Yes. Some clients have worked with me for years on a rolling basis: updates, fixes, new sections and occasional larger projects. Others send work only when something comes up.

Can you improve a slow ecommerce website?

Usually, yes. Slow stores tend to be slow for identifiable reasons — heavy scripts, page-builder overhead, unoptimized images, app buildup. I measure first, fix the real causes, and measure again. I do not promise a specific score.

Do you work directly with business owners and internal teams?

Both. Some clients are owners who want plain answers, others are marketing or IT teams who want to talk specifics. Either way you are talking to the developer doing the work.

Can you collaborate with a company’s designer or marketing agency?

Yes, regularly. I implement designs and campaign work from agencies and in-house designers, and I am comfortable being the development side of an existing team.

Next step

Looking for a Shopify or WordPress developer near Buffalo?

Tell me what the site is, what platform it runs on and what needs to change. I read every message myself.