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Start with what you need. Each example shows the problem, what changed and what my role was. Private systems are shown with diagrams and dummy data.
Launch
A new site or store
You need a clear, credible place online that turns interest into enquiries or orders.
Improve
An existing site that underperforms
Your site is live but slow, confusing or hard to measure.
Connect
Operations spread across tools
Your team copies data between tabs, spreadsheets and portals.
Build
A custom tool or product
You have an idea or an internal need that off-the-shelf software doesn’t cover.
01 · Websites & digital experiences
Sites and stores people use every day.
WordPress, Elementor and Shopify builds, from first launch to the fixes that come after.
Shopify · Brand & storefront
Giraa
- My role
- Shopify build, theme customisation, product content and SEO articles.
- Problem
- Sell a handmade, gift-led product online when nobody can try it on first.
- What I built
- The storefront and theme work, a size guide for 7–10 inch wrists, product pages and a steady run of gift-guide articles.
- Public proof
- shopgiraa.com is live, with its blog.
Shopify · Storefront
Orneza
- My role
- Theme customisation and ongoing live fixes.
- Problem
- Make everyday jewellery feel considered, and keep payment rules clear for bank-deposit and cash-on-delivery customers.
- What I built
- Theme customisation, a wishlist, SEO headings for collections, and payment copy that matches how orders are confirmed.
- Public proof
- orneza.com is live.
WooCommerce · Client store + swatches plugin
Yarn Vista
- My role
- Designed and developed the store, built its swatches plugin, plus ongoing store support and product uploads for the client.
- Problem
- Dozens of yarn colours per product sat in a plain dropdown, so shoppers had to guess what each shade looked like.
- What I built
- Universal Variation Swatches: colour, image and label swatches that follow WooCommerce’s own variation flow, so the theme, quick view and cart keep working.
- For customers
- They pick a colour by seeing it, not by reading a list of names.
- Public proof
- Live on yarnvista.com product pages.
Shopify · Storefront
Harisan Wear
- My role
- Storefront redesign and catalogue clean-up.
- Problem
- Boys’ suits in nine sizes each, with stock tracking that had quietly been switched off.
- What I built
- A storefront redesign, smart collections, and a bulk fix through Shopify’s Admin API that turned tracking on for every size.
- Public proof
- harisanwear.com is live.
02 · Tools & systems
Dashboards, plugins and integrations.
Custom software for real teams: the part customers never see but rely on anyway.
WooCommerce · Store + six internal apps
Quick Cart 99
- My role
- Storefront, six internal apps, plugins and courier integrations.
- Problem
- Orders confirmed, packed, shipped and reconciled every day across WP-admin, courier portals and spreadsheets.
- What I built
- The WooCommerce store, then small single-purpose apps on the same data, plus plugins for courier tracking and shipping rules. The apps are below.
- Public proof
- quickcart99.com is live. The apps are private, so the case study uses a diagram and recreated screens with dummy data.
Orders
Manager
Phone-first control room: confirm and edit orders, add delivery, make coupons, book couriers.
Numbers
Analytics
Revenue, margins, product ROI and courier payouts, read-only by design.
Money
Accounts
Customer and supplier ledgers, and bank payments matched to orders.
Warehouse
Packer
A focused screen for packing orders.
Delivery
Track
Courier tracking for PostEx and Leopards parcels.
Catalogue
Products
Editing products, variations and their images outside WP-admin.
03 · Independent products & open source
Things I build because I want them to exist.
Released in public, used by real people, updated after launch.
macOS app · Swift · MIT licence
Dialed
- My role
- Solo: idea, design, Swift code, hardware testing and releases.
- Problem
- The CMF Buds Pro 2 case has a dial. On a Mac it barely did anything, and there’s no SDK.
- What I built
- A menu-bar app with 11 control modes, a radial menu, per-app profiles, macros and signed auto-updates.
- Public proof
- Public on GitHub under MIT, release 1.1.0, 51 unit tests in CI.
Free resources
Notes & templates
- My role
- Author.
- Problem
- Store owners often switch on ads before checking what’s broken, and the CMF dial has no documentation.
- What I built
- A 26-point store launch checklist you can tick off in the browser, and a field note on what the CMF dial actually sends to a Mac.
- Public proof
- Free on this site, no email required.
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Web developer & digital product builder in Lahore. Websites, useful tools, and the glue between them.
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- Send a message
- taqisaeed04@gmail.com
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