Business Websites
Marketing sites that load fast, read well on a phone, and give you a CMS you can actually use to edit content.
Fast, accessible websites and web applications built with React, Next.js and TypeScript — designed around what your business actually needs visitors to do.
Most business websites are brochures that nobody reads. The ones that work are built around a single decision: what should a visitor do here, and what is stopping them? I start there, then build the site to make that path obvious and fast.
That means real engineering underneath — server-rendered pages so Google can index them, sensible data models so content is easy to edit, and a codebase you or another developer can pick up later without a rewrite.
If the site also needs to be found on Google, that's technical SEO work — and it's much cheaper to build in now than to retrofit later.
Marketing sites that load fast, read well on a phone, and give you a CMS you can actually use to edit content.
Dashboards, portals and internal tools with authentication, role-based access and real data behind them.
Storefronts with cart, checkout, payments and inventory — custom-built or on Shopify, depending on what fits.
Subscription products end to end: sign-ups, billing, usage limits, customer dashboards and an admin back office.
Connecting payments, CRMs, email and third-party services so your systems talk to each other without manual work.
Taking a slow or legacy site and rebuilding it on a modern stack, keeping your content and search rankings intact.
Six stages, each with something you can see and sign off.
We talk through your goals, audience and budget, and agree what the site has to achieve before any design starts.
I map the pages, content and data model, then give you a scope with a timeline and a fixed price.
Wireframes and UI designs first, so you see exactly how it will look and can change things while it's still cheap.
Frontend and backend built in reviewable milestones — you get a working link you can click through as it grows.
Cross-browser and cross-device testing, performance checks, and the edge cases: empty states, errors, slow networks.
Domain, hosting, SSL and analytics set up, then a handover walkthrough so you know how to run it.
One software engineer, not an agency layer. Direct communication, one person accountable, no budget spent on account managers.
Database to interface, I handle the whole stack myself. No handoffs between agencies, no gaps where things get lost.
Typed, structured code with real conventions. If you hire another developer in two years, they can read it.
Server rendering, image optimisation and sensible bundles are part of the build, not a cleanup task afterwards.
If something will take three weeks, I say three weeks. If a feature isn't worth building, I'll tell you that too.
Every layout is designed mobile-first and tested on real screen sizes, not just resized in a browser.
I work with clients across time zones with clear written updates, so you always know where the project stands.
Real projects where web development was part of the build. Each one has a full case study.

A link-management product for businesses: short branded links on your own domain, click tracking, and monthly subscriptions.

A full management platform running in production at Government Municipal Graduate College, Faisalabad — with real staff and real student data.
The things clients ask most before starting a web development project. Anything not covered here, just ask.
It depends on scope — a marketing site with a handful of pages is very different from a web app with accounts and payments. After a short call I give you a fixed price for an agreed scope, so there are no surprises mid-build.
A straightforward business site is usually a few weeks. Web applications and SaaS products take longer because of the backend work. You get an estimate with the scope, and milestone updates so you can see progress.
I can handle both. If you already have designs or a brand kit, I'll build to them. If not, I do wireframes and UI design as part of the project so you approve the look before development starts.
Yes. Where it makes sense I build a simple admin area or wire up a CMS so you can edit text, images and posts without touching code. I walk you through it at handover.
You own the code and the accounts. I offer ongoing support and maintenance if you want it — fixes, improvements and updates — but you're never locked in.
Yes, and it's a common request. I've migrated sites from WordPress to modern stacks before, keeping the content and URL structure so existing search rankings carry over.
Tell me what you're building and what it needs to do. I'll come back with an honest scope, a timeline and a price — no obligation.