MySQL Experience
Relational database design for WordPress and custom backend systems.
Overview
How I've used MySQL
MySQL is the database underneath every WordPress and WooCommerce project I build — usually invisible to the client, but directly responsible for how fast or slow their site feels under load.
Most of the MySQL-level work on client projects is performance-focused: identifying slow queries on sites with large product catalogues or post counts, adding the right indexes, and occasionally writing custom queries for reporting or data migration tasks that the WordPress admin UI can't handle directly. On bigger WooCommerce stores, this is often the difference between a site that feels instant and one that visibly lags during checkout.
What I can do
Specific MySQL capabilities
- ✓Relational schema understanding for WordPress/WooCommerce data structures
- ✓Query optimization and indexing for performance
- ✓Direct database access for migrations, cleanup, and reporting tasks
- ✓Diagnosing performance bottlenecks at the database layer