Ali RehmanA distinctive business website. A considered WooCommerce store. Or a better version of the site you already have. I bring the design, development and everyday editing together—without making your website harder to manage.
Custom WordPress development for small businesses, stores and teams that want more control over their website.
The frontend earns attention. The editing experience keeps your site useful after launch.
Update service copy, publish an article or change a product without redesigning the page. I choose between Elementor, the block editor and structured fields based on what your team needs to manage.
The Site Editor needs a compatible block theme. Your handover shows the editor used in your build.
Right-sized images, a considered plugin stack and caching suited to the page. I compare measurements before and after changes, including the mobile experience.
What makes WordPress slow?Useful page titles, logical headings, crawlable links and the appropriate sitemap setup. Redirects and index settings get checked before launch—not left as a plugin checkbox.
See the technical SEO checksYour agreed files, content and access, with editing notes and clear licence responsibilities. Backups, updates and post-launch support are scoped before handover.
Performance, accessibility and SEO need real checks. No perfect-score, ranking or revenue promises.
A shop needs more than product cards. Stock, delivery, payment status and email confirmations should make sense together.
We plan your catalogue and test the agreed order journey. Supported gateways depend on your business and country; provider approval, transaction fees and extension costs stay separate.
Understand online-store costsCategories, variations and the details a customer needs.
Agreed payment, shipping and validation rules.
Order creation, status and email-notification checks.
A fulfilment workflow your team can manage.
Completed personal case studies with representative interface artwork. These are not application screenshots, proof of a WordPress stack or measured client results.
A completed personal painting-services website combining original interior artwork, clear service categories and a focused estimate-enquiry experience.
A completed personal property-discovery project focused on browsing listings, comparing useful details and a considered search-and-shortlist experience.
A completed personal equipment-catalogue website with structured product information, category navigation and a considered business-enquiry experience.
I also have agency experience building WordPress websites and custom functionality. Client code, private data and employer screenshots are not reused in these independent projects.
Meet your developerA freelance WordPress developer based in Lahore, working remotely. Written briefs, staging links and useful feedback—without a sales handoff.
Share your website or idea, audience, must-have pages and the part that is not working. I review the fit and send a written scope, quote, timeline and list of anything needed from you.
We agree the visual direction, editing approach and necessary plugins. Hosting, premium licences, content responsibilities and any external accounts are made clear before the build.
Review working pages on staging and send feedback in writing. Mobile layouts, keyboard navigation, forms and agreed store journeys are checked before your visitors use them.
We confirm redirects, search settings, backups and the release plan. You receive editing guidance and the agreed account access. Support coverage and ongoing maintenance follow the written proposal.
Already planning a release? Use the website launch checklist to prepare your content and access.
The pages, content and functionality you need—not a package padded with things you do not.
An indicative budget for a focused business website, with the pages and editing setup agreed before development.
A written quote based on products, variations, payment providers, shipping rules and the integrations you actually need.
A targeted fix, redesign or migration. Start with the URL and the issue, not an assumption that everything needs replacing.
A focused business website has an indicative budget of $500–$2,000 USD. WooCommerce stores, custom functionality, migrations and fixes are quoted after a scope review. These are planning figures, not a binding offer or a price ceiling. Hosting, domains, paid plugins, content production and third-party fees are separate; support terms are agreed in writing.
Cost, editing, ownership and the details that make working together easier.
Ask about your projectThe scope can include responsive page design, WordPress setup, theme or plugin customisation, content editing, forms, WooCommerce and agreed integrations. Every project gets its own deliverables and acceptance checks. Hosting, paid licences, copywriting and ongoing maintenance are included only when explicitly listed in the proposal.
A focused business website has an indicative budget of $500–$2,000 USD for my services. That is a planning range, not a fixed package or maximum. A store, migration or custom feature is quoted after reviewing the requirements. Page templates, content, catalogue size and integrations affect the cost; hosting, domains, paid tools and transaction fees are separate.
The timeline depends on the pages, design work, content readiness and integrations. A focused business website may take a few weeks; a store or migration usually needs additional setup and testing. I confirm milestones after scoping rather than promising the same delivery date for every project.
I choose the editing approach around your content and the person maintaining it. Elementor can suit visual editing; the WordPress Site Editor requires a compatible block theme. ACF, child themes and custom PHP can support structured content or specific functionality. A new builder is not automatically the answer, and existing working tools can often be kept.
Yes. We can scope product templates, variations, cart and checkout, shipping rules, order emails and supported payment integrations. Payment providers must support your business and country, and their approval and fees are separate. Subscriptions, bookings and specialist tax or delivery integrations may require paid extensions and additional testing.
Often, yes. I review the issue, theme, plugins and hosting before recommending a change. Broken forms, Elementor layouts, plugin conflicts and performance problems can be scoped as focused tasks. Changes are backed up and tested on staging where available; a rebuild is recommended only when the current setup is unsuitable for the requirements.
I can plan a migration to reduce avoidable SEO loss: preserve useful URLs where possible, map necessary redirects, transfer agreed content and metadata, and check internal links and search settings. Rankings can still fluctuate, so unchanged traffic or indexing cannot be guaranteed. Your existing URLs and analytics help define what to protect.
I include the agreed performance and technical SEO work: sensible images and scripts, suitable caching, page titles, headings, crawlable links and launch checks. Results also depend on hosting, plugins, content, competition and external services. No developer can guarantee a perfect speed score, indexing, rankings, traffic or sales; an ongoing SEO campaign is a separate service scope.
Yes. Your handover includes the agreed site files, content, account access and editing guidance after the agreed payment. Domain and hosting accounts should be in your control. WordPress and third-party products retain their licences; premium renewals and what happens to any developer-owned licence must be agreed before work starts.
The proposal specifies support coverage, its duration, response expectations and any exclusions. New functionality, ongoing updates, backups and emergency recovery are not assumed to be unlimited or included forever. A separate maintenance arrangement can cover recurring work if you need it.
Yes. I am based in Lahore, Pakistan and work remotely. A brief, written feedback, screenshots and staging links can cover the process without scheduled calls. We agree review points and communication expectations before starting.
Not for most small-business websites. A standard WordPress build is often simpler to edit, maintain and hand over. A separate React or Next.js front end can be considered when a clear product requirement justifies the added work, hosting and preview setup; it is not automatically faster or better for SEO.
Send a rough brief or the URL you want to improve. I'll review the fit and explain the next step in writing.