Art Project Group is not a big agency, and it does not try to be. It is a small team of highly specialised people, where everyone knows their own field inside out and we all work on the same thing: WordPress and WooCommerce.

That changes the way we work. You do not talk to a salesperson who then passes your job on to somebody else: you talk directly to whoever is going to do it. And when a project involves several things at once —the development, the integration with your management software, SEO or design— there are no departments to coordinate, because we know each other and we know who needs to step in at each point.

These are the people you will have behind you.

Our team

Who is behind APG

Emilio Calvo
Emilio CalvoFounder and technical director
He has been programming since 1984 and working in web development since 1997. He has worked with WordPress since 2008 and with WooCommerce since 2013, and specialises in Avada and in integrations between online shops and management systems.

He founded Art Project Group in 2004 and set up the company in 2018. He maintains the plugins built by APG, some of them free on the WordPress.org repository and others for sale on this very site, and he looks after his clients´ websites.

Dominique Brabant
Dominique BrabantCTO as a Service and Marketing
In the digital world since 2006, he has run Ecommerce, Marketplaces and IT departments in national and international companies, and has built online sales teams and processes from scratch.

He combines a commercial outlook with the management of technical teams: he knows what to ask of technology and also how it is built. He has worked in sectors as different as pharmaceuticals, real estate, fashion, home and garden, food and training, in B2C, B2B and D2C.

Pepe Cabeza
Pepe CabezaArtificial intelligence
A multidisciplinary technical profile centred on artificial intelligence: language models, agents, RAG systems and semantic search. He programs in Python, JavaScript and TypeScript, and builds the infrastructure that holds it all up, from Linux and Docker to vector databases and automations with n8n.

His job is to turn what AI can really do into something that works in production, weighing maintainability, security and cost, and explaining it in terms that make sense outside the technical world.

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