Olga Gleckler — about me
What connects all of them is the same approach: responsibility for ideas, attention to process, and an understanding that any project lives and evolves over time.
I am interested not only in launching things, but in making sure they continue to work, grow, and stay relevant after release.
Digital projects
I have been working with web projects since 2012.
I build WordPress-based solutions with a focus on architecture, security, performance, scalability, and long-term maintainability.
I pay equal attention to technical decisions and to the experience of people who work with the system every day — managers, editors, and content creators.
My main areas of work include B2C and B2B WooCommerce stores, as well as media portals and content platforms.
Since 2019, I have been contributing to the WordPress project and its ecosystem.
WordPress profile: https://profiles.wordpress.org/oglekler/
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Writing
I am preparing two book series for publication:
- Kingdoms of the Foothills (4 books)
- Northern Kingdoms (2 books)
My stories are driven by people rather than abstract forces of good and evil.
I write about doubt, responsibility, personal choice, and the quiet hope that change is possible.
There is no absolute evil in these worlds — human weaknesses and fears are the source of conflict. Whether it is a nameless boy or a king’s daughter, my characters make mistakes, struggle, love, forgive, and search for their own path.
Screenwriting and film projects
I develop film projects focused on family drama and social themes.
My work explores relationships, responsibility, hidden conflicts, and the right to be happy.
In 2025, I produced a short film based on my screenplay.
Other film and series projects are currently in development.
How I work
I value clarity, dialogue, and shared responsibility.
Whether it is a digital product, a book, or a film project, I prefer to be involved in the process and work with people who care not only about results, but also about how those results are achieved.
Projects that interest me most are those that:
- have room for thoughtful decisions
- are designed for growth rather than one-time release
- respect both people and ideas