Taqi Saeed · Web Developer & Digital Product Builder
I build sites people trust, stores people buy from and tools that save time.
Websites, online stores and custom tools that help customers act, and help your team work more smoothly.
Taqi Saeed · Lahore
Better for your customers. Easier for your team.
Every project covers four stages: Find, Trust, Act and Run. Scroll down to see what each one changes for the people you serve.
01 · Find
The right people can find you.
Someone searches for what you sell. Your pages load fast, say clearly what you do, and show up where they look.
What I build- Fast, mobile-first pages
- Search-friendly structure and content
- Analytics from day one
02 · Trust
They see why to choose you.
Your offer, prices and proof are easy to find, so a first-time visitor understands you without asking.
What I build- A clear offer on the first screen
- Real proof: work, reviews, policies
- A consistent, professional look
03 · Act
Getting in touch takes a few taps.
Asking a question, booking or buying works on a phone, and the customer knows it went through.
What I build- Contact forms and WhatsApp that work
- Simple product pages and checkout
- Clear confirmation for the customer
04 · Run
Your team keeps up without the chaos.
Enquiries, orders and sheets land in one place, so following up doesn’t mean hopping between tabs.
What I build- Dashboards instead of tab-hopping
- Integrations between your tools
- Automations for repetitive steps
Start here
Where are you right now?
Pick the one that sounds most like you. Each shows the problem, what I’d deliver, and what you get out of it.
The problem
People hear about you, but there’s nowhere online that explains what you do, why to trust you, or what to do next.
What I’d deliver
- A clear message and page structure
- A responsive build for any phone
- Simple, obvious navigation
- A contact or checkout flow that works
- SEO and analytics foundations
What you get out of it
Visitors understand you quickly and know exactly how to enquire or order.
The problem
Visitors arrive and leave. Updates take too long. Nobody is sure which pages help and which get in the way.
What I’d deliver
- A focused audit with priorities
- UX and speed fixes
- SEO implementation
- Analytics you can actually read
- Practical improvements, in order
What you get out of it
A site that’s easier to use and update, and a clear view of what to improve next.
The problem
More attention brings more enquiries, orders and admin. It’s hard to see what’s working, and the team loses time moving information between tools.
What I’d deliver
- SEO and content structure
- Clearer enquiry and checkout paths
- Measurement you can act on
- Dashboards and integrations
- Automations for repetitive steps
What you get out of it
More of the right people can find and act on what you offer, and your team can keep up.
Working together
Clear decisions. Less busywork. More control after launch.
What changes for your business, not just what gets delivered.
A plan you can say yes to
Options and trade-offs sit side by side, so you choose what comes first before paying for build time.
A site your team can update
Prices, products, hours and pages change without waiting on a developer for every small edit.
Fewer repetitive steps
Copying between tabs and sheets gets automated where it saves real time, and left alone where it doesn’t.
Clear signals on what to improve
Simple tracking shows which pages and enquiries are working, so the next change is based on evidence.
How we get there
Five steps, no surprises.
You don’t need to know the tech. At every stage you’ll know what’s happening and what you’re getting.
- 01
Understand the goal
We talk about what you want to change and what’s getting in the way. No jargon needed.
You getA short written summary of the problem and your options. - 02
Agree scope and priorities
What to do first, what can wait, and what isn’t worth doing at all.
You getA clear scope, timeline and price before any build starts. - 03
Design and build
You see working previews as it comes together, not one big reveal at the end.
You getClickable previews you can comment on. - 04
Test and launch
Phones, forms, payments, speed, and the small details that usually break.
You getA checked launch, with a backup taken first. - 05
Measure, refine and hand over
We look at what’s working, improve it, and make sure you can run it without me.
You getA handover guide, your logins, and follow-up fixes.
Services
What I can build for you.
In plain language. The technology is the small print.
A website that earns trust
Whenpeople need to understand what you do and get in touch.
A clear, fast site you can update yourself.
WordPress · Elementor · landing pages
An online store that’s easy to buy from
Whenyou sell products and want fewer abandoned carts and fewer “is this available?” messages.
Clear product pages, a simple checkout, and order emails that arrive.
Shopify · WooCommerce
Custom tools & dashboards
Whenyour team works around software that doesn’t fit.
One place to see and do the work, shaped around your process.
Web apps · WordPress plugins · portals
Integrations & automation
Whensomeone copies the same data between systems every day.
Systems that share information, so there are fewer manual steps and mistakes.
APIs · webhooks · scheduled reports
Improve an existing site
Whenyour site is live but slow, confusing or hard to measure.
Practical fixes in priority order, and tracking to see what changed.
Speed · UX · SEO · analytics
Not sure which one?
Describe the problem in your own words. I’ll suggest what to do first, even if the answer is something small.
Recent work
A few examples.
Each one matches a starting point above. Full case studies live on the Work page.
Launching
Giraa
- Problem
- A handmade, gift-led product that people couldn’t try on before buying.
- What changed
- A Shopify store with a size guide, clear product pages and gift-guide articles.
- My role
- Shopify build, theme work, product content and SEO.
Improving
Orneza
- Problem
- A live store where payment rules and collections could be clearer.
- What changed
- Payment copy that matches how orders are confirmed, a wishlist, and better collection headings, shipped as live fixes.
- My role
- Theme customisation and ongoing fixes.
Improving
Yarn Vista
- Problem
- Dozens of yarn colours sat in a plain dropdown, so shoppers had to guess what each shade looked like.
- What changed
- Colour, image and label swatches that follow WooCommerce’s own variation flow, so the theme, quick view and cart keep working.
- My role
- Designed and developed the store, built its swatches plugin, plus store support and product uploads.
Growing
Quick Cart 99
- Problem
- Orders handled across WP-admin, courier portals and spreadsheets.
- What changed
- Small apps for confirming, packing, tracking and reconciling orders, all on the store’s own data.
- My role
- Built the store, six internal apps and the integrations.
Who you’ll work with
You work directly with me.
I’m Taqi, a web developer in Lahore. One person from the first call to handover. I explain things in plain language, share previews early, and tell you when something isn’t worth paying for.
What are you trying to improve?
You don’t need to know which technology you need. Pick the closest one, or just describe the problem in your own words.
Or email taqisaeed04@gmail.com
Web developer & digital product builder in Lahore. Websites, useful tools, and the glue between them.
Contact
- Send a message
- taqisaeed04@gmail.com
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