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Khondoker Ali Asgor Pavel's avatar
Khondoker Ali Asgor Pavel
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Experienced IT Specialist & WordPress Developer
$5k+
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Experienced IT Specialist & WordPress Developer
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SEO for customviallabels.com & vialpackaging.com
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2r3ml Website SEO
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2r3ml.com Website Development
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Innovative WordPress Development for Small Businesses
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WordPress Developer(6)
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Md Rajibul Ahsan
proDhaka, Bangladesh
Full-Stack App & Web Developer | AI & Store Launch , UI/UX
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Full-Stack App & Web Developer | AI & Store Launch , UI/UX
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Another happy client, another successful delivery ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We love turning ideas into high-quality digital experiences. From responsive WordPress pages to custom Elementor builds, our goal is always the same — fast communication, clean execution, and results that clients are happy to recommend. Thank you for the trust and support 💚 Need a professional website for your business? Let’s build something amazing together. Here’s our portfolio: -https://attoexasolutions.com/ (https://attoexasolutions.com/)-https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/rajibulahsan... - (mailto:-contact@attoexasolutions.com)contact@attoexasolutions.com (mailto:contact@attoexasolutions.com)
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Recently completed a web development project for an international client through a freelance marketplace. The client needed a reliable team that could handle the project smoothly with clear communication, fast updates, and clean execution. ✔️ Delivered the project successfully ✔️ Maintained regular communication throughout the workflow ✔️ Completed everything on time ✔️ Received a 5-star review from the client This project was another reminder that clients value reliability, quality, and proper collaboration more than anything else. Need a reliable development partner for your next project? Let’s talk.
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Do you think a strong website design can turn visitors into customers? 👀 Recently designed this modern marketplace website UI with a focus on clean visuals, strong branding, and a smooth user experience.
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Most banking apps lose users before they even open an account. So I designed one that doesn't. Introducing DemoNameBank a high-fidelity digital onboarding experience for fintech, built to make KYC feel effortless instead of exhausting. Inside the project: Individual & Business account opening flows ID verification, document scanning & liveness detection OTP verification & real-time processing states Business directors, UBOs & signatory management Document upload with review/edit workflows Fully responsive desktop + mobile interfaces Modern glassmorphism-based fintech design system Built with React 19 · TypeScript · Vite · Tailwind CSS. NodeJS This was designed as a high-fidelity project for product demos, UX validation, and fintech design exploration with one goal: make trust visible at every step of the journey. #Fintech #DigitalBanking #UIUXDesign #ReactJS #TypeScript #TailwindCSS #KYC #DigitalOnboarding #FintechDesign #ProductDesign
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Md Ridoy Ahmed
Mirzapur, Bangladesh
Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Wix Studio, WordPress, and SEO Expert
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Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Wix Studio, WordPress, and SEO Expert
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Building a Conversion Machine for a Kids Party Agency Partyfornia needed more than a website — it needed a system where a parent could land, find their child's favorite character in under 10 seconds, and book without friction. I built a fully dynamic WordPress site using Elementor Pro, ACF, and CPT UI, structuring 40+ character themes, 20+ packages, and 20+ addon's as custom post types with scalable ACF field groups, every CPT has it's indivisual custom build page, and Acuity Scheduling handling deposits and intake forms — so every design and technical decision traces back to one outcome: the booking.💯
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WordPress Website Development for Upexon
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Custom WordPress Website for DFW Website Designers
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Custom WordPress Development for DFW Wholesale Security
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MD. Tanvir Rahman's avatar
MD. Tanvir Rahman
Dhaka, Bangladesh
WordPress · Webflow · Shopify · GHL | Web Developer
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WordPress · Webflow · Shopify · GHL | Web Developer
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I designed and developed this elegant restaurant website using WordPress CMS, focusing on a premium visual experience, brand consistency, and smooth user interaction. The website was created to present the restaurant’s identity in a stylish and engaging way while making it easy for visitors to explore the menu, discover the atmosphere, and take action through reservation-focused calls to action. The design was built with a strong emphasis on visual storytelling, using large imagery, refined typography, balanced spacing, and a modern section flow to reflect the restaurant’s upscale ambiance. I created the layout to support both branding and usability, helping the business showcase its food, interior experience, opening hours, and key information in a clear and attractive format. Along with the WordPress development, I also integrated essential functionality such as popup plugins and interactive content elements to improve engagement and support promotional or booking-related actions. This project demonstrates my ability to combine custom design, WordPress CMS management, and plugin-based functionality into a polished hospitality website that feels both professional and inviting.
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Designed and developed a professional pharmacy website using WordPress, featuring a clean service-based layout, responsive design, and clear business presentation. I also optimized the website for SEO to improve search visibility, page structure, and overall discoverability.
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I designed and developed this modern healthcare and eCommerce website using WordPress and Elementor with a strong focus on clean UI, user-friendly navigation, and conversion-centered layout structure. The website was created for a pharmacy and wellness brand, combining healthcare service information, product showcase sections, and article-based content in a visually organized and professional way. The homepage was carefully structured to present multiple service categories such as smoking cessation, health hub resources, skin care products, wellness items, and trusted health advice in a clear and engaging format. I used a balanced layout, brand-consistent colors, clean typography, and well-organized content sections to make the site both informative and easy to explore. This project highlights my ability to build fully responsive WordPress websites with Elementor, create custom page layouts, organize complex homepage sections, and deliver a polished design that supports both service promotion and online product presentation. Key Features - - Built with WordPress + Elementor - - Fully responsive design - - Clean and modern healthcare-focused UI - - Custom homepage layout design - - Product showcase sections - - Service-based content organization - - Blog/article section integration - - User-friendly navigation and structure - - Brand-consistent visual styling
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Case Study: Turning a Client’s Webflow Website Into a Cleaner, More Responsive & User-Friendly Experience Sometimes a project does not start with a full rebuild. Sometimes it starts with one simple question from a client: “Can you review my current website and tell me how it can be improved? (https://www.woma.health/)” That is precisely how this project began. The client reached out to me because she already had a website, but it was not looking or performing the way she wanted. She shared the existing website link with me, and after reviewing it carefully, I noticed that the site was built in Webflow. Since Webflow is one of the platforms I work with confidently, I explained that we did not need to start everything from zero. Instead, we could improve the current structure, optimize the layout, make the design more polished, and create a better experience for visitors. After that, the client asked me how I would improve it. So, I reviewed the website in more detail and shared my thoughts about the layout, section structure, responsiveness, and overall user journey. During that discussion, she mentioned that she had already created a Figma design for the updated version of the website. She shared the Figma file with me, and I went through the full design carefully. Some sections were already well thought out by the client, while a few areas needed improvement. I suggested updates where needed, and she also refined some parts based on the information she wanted to present to her visitors. Once the website access was shared, I checked the Webflow structure properly. The client had started working on some sections herself, especially the blog area, but there were a few technical and layout-related issues that needed to be addressed. After we finalized the project scope and budget, I started the development work. The goal was not to make the website overly animated or visually complicated. The client wanted the website to feel clean, balanced, informative, and easy to navigate. Her visitors needed to understand the content clearly, so the focus was on readability, spacing, mobile responsiveness, and a smooth browsing experience. One of the most important parts of this project was making sure the design looked great across different devices. The desktop version had to feel polished, but the mobile version was equally important. I carefully adjusted the spacing, typography, layout behavior, and responsive structure so users could easily read and interact with the website from any screen size. Another key part of the project was the blog page. At one point, the client wanted to organize the blog content in a better way. She asked if we could add a filtering system so visitors could browse posts based on specific categories. I suggested a category-based filtering system, where users could click on a category and instantly see only the relevant posts. This made the blog page much easier to use and helped visitors find the content they were looking for faster. To make the idea clear, I first created a sample version inside the website and showed it to the client. She really liked the concept. After that, she created another Figma design for the blog page, and we refined it together with a few additional suggestions. The final blog page became simple, clean, and user-friendly — exactly what the website needed. This project was a true collaboration between the client’s creative direction and my Webflow development expertise. The client had a clear vision for how she wanted to communicate with her audience. My role was to bring that vision into Webflow properly, make the layout responsive, improve the technical structure, and ensure the website felt balanced and professional. The result was a much cleaner, more polished, and more user-friendly website. What I really enjoyed about this project was the collaboration. The client was involved in the creative process, open to suggestions, and focused on creating something meaningful for her visitors. Even after completing the main work, she continues to reach out whenever she needs help or updates. That kind of long-term client relationship is always valuable to me because it shows trust, communication, and satisfaction with the work. Project Highlights: ✅ Existing Webflow website review ✅ Figma design implementation ✅ Layout and section improvements ✅ Mobile responsiveness optimization ✅ Blog page restructuring ✅ Category-based blog filtering system ✅ Clean, balanced, and user-friendly design ✅ Ongoing client support and collaboration This project is a great example of how a website does not always need to be rebuilt from scratch. Sometimes, with the right strategy, clean execution, and thoughtful improvements, an existing website can be transformed into something much more professional, functional, and aligned with the client’s goals.
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MD. Tofael Ahmed's avatar
MD. Tofael Ahmed
proDhaka, Bangladesh
UI/UX | Full Stack Web Developer | WordPress,Webflow Expert
UI/UX | Full Stack Web Developer | WordPress,Webflow Expert
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WordPress Architecture: Travis County Water District 10 | Public Utility Platform Travis County Water District 10 (https://www.waterdistrict10.org/) is a critical public utility infrastructure providing essential water services to the City of West Lake Hills and its surrounding Texas communities. Operating under strict regulatory transparency, their web presence serves as a high-stakes communications hub for local residents, property owners, and public officials who depend on immediate access to public data, safety alerts, and utility governance. The primary objective of this project was to translate multi-tier municipal information requirements into a clean, highly accessible, and performance-optimized utility platform. Moving completely away from bloated, standard templates, I was tasked with engineering a custom-built WordPress architecture that prioritizes instant access to public safety, clean data layout, and administrative simplicity. To bridge the gap between heavy municipal documentation and a lightweight, user-friendly portal, I engineered a bespoke WordPress framework from the ground up. Dynamic Backend Infrastructure: Utilizing Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) combined with custom PHP, I developed a rigid, secure, and intuitive backend environment. This enables district staff to seamlessly publish critical public resources—such as board meeting agendas, financial transparency reports, and real-time latest news alerts without any structural technical friction. Community-Centric Frontend Design: I utilized semantic HTML5, clean CSS3, and vanilla JavaScript to deliver a lightweight, fully responsive interface. The structural hierarchy allows residents to immediately execute critical tasks—such as requesting new utility service, registering for emergency robocalls, or accessing water conservation rebates flawlessly across all modern device viewports. Performance & Accessibility Optimization: I focused deeply on front-end asset optimization and minimal code overhead. This ensures that the platform remains lightning-fast, guaranteeing that high-traffic public health warnings, winter weather tips, and safety pages load instantly under any localized network condition.
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Requirement-Based WordPress Architecture: T3 Marketing | Automotive CMO Agency T3 Marketing (https://t3marketing.com/) serves as a dedicated Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) partner specifically for car dealerships, providing end-to-end marketing solutions from high-level strategy to direct execution. Because they target automotive business owners and high-ticket B2B clients, their digital storefront needed to instantly project absolute authority, clarity, and corporate trust. The Objective The primary goal of this project was to translate highly specific B2B marketing requirements into a streamlined, conversion-focused digital platform. Bypassing bloated, pre-made templates, I was tasked with engineering a completely custom WordPress ecosystem designed strictly to drive high-value consultation bookings from dealership executives.
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WordPress Architecture: MicroMain | Enterprise CMMS & EAM Software MicroMain (https://micromain.com/) is an industry-leading provider of Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) and Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) software. Trusted by over 10,000 customers, they empower organizations to streamline maintenance operations, maximize productivity, and reduce costs. Because they operate in the high-stakes B2B enterprise software sector, their digital presence required absolute corporate authority, technical precision, and a frictionless user journey optimized for software demos and trial conversions.
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WordPress Theme Development | Legend Mining Limited Legend Mining Limited (https://legendmining.com.au/) is a premier Australian mineral exploration company focused on making value-adding nickel, copper, and gold discoveries across Western Australia. Because they operate in a high-stakes resources sector and are a publicly listed entity, their digital presence needed to project absolute trust, corporate authority, and investor transparency. The Objective The primary goal of this project was to move completely past rigid, bloated, off-the-shelf templates. I was tasked with engineering a highly customized, requirement-driven WordPress ecosystem tailored specifically to their corporate stakeholders, investors, and media partners. The platform needed to effortlessly handle dynamic financial data, real-time ASX announcements, and complex exploration project portfolios. Execution & Technical Architecture To bridge the gap between an authoritative corporate visual identity and a lightweight, high-performing website, I architected a bespoke WordPress solution from the ground up. Dynamic Backend Engineering: By strategically integrating Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) with custom PHP, I built a highly intuitive backend infrastructure. This empowers the Legend Mining team to seamlessly update critical investor documents, press releases, and exploration metrics without any technical friction. Optimized Frontend Experience: I utilized semantic HTML, modern CSS, and vanilla JavaScript to craft a blazing-fast, pixel-perfect frontend. The interface is optimized for seamless navigation, ensuring that investors can quickly access vital company information and share price updates across any device. The final result is a pristine, SEO-optimized digital flagship that functions not just as a website, but as a reliable, high-speed corporate communication tool.
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Nayem khan Antor
Dhaka, Bangladesh
SEO Strategist | GEO & AI SEO Specialist.
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SEO Strategist | GEO & AI SEO Specialist.
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3 months ago, I started working on SEO for our clinic's website no big budget, just the right strategy and consistency. Checked Google Search Console today and the numbers genuinely surprised me: That means thousands of people are searching on Google every month and our website is showing up in front of them. Here's what I learned along the way: ✅ Ranking on Page 1 doesn't guarantee clicks your title & meta description need to be compelling ✅ More impressions ≠ , more clicks. Content relevance matters more than anything ✅ Position 10.8 means we're right at the edge of Page 1, a small push could get us into the top 5 ✅ For a clinic, Local SEO is an absolute game-changer SEO doesn't give you overnight results but if you stay consistent, the data speaks for itself. Is your business website showing up on Google? -Nayem
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Your store loads in 6 seconds. Your competitor's loads in 2. You already lost the sale. A few months ago, I audited a WooCommerce store with decent traffic. The product was awesome. The ads were running. The traffic was decent. But the site loaded in 6.2 seconds on mobile. That's not a marketing issue. That's a speed issue. Here's what was secretly sabotaging their revenue: Unoptimized images contribute 3MB+ to every page load 23 plugins running scripts on every single page No caching. No CDN. No lazy loading. Shared hosting is trying to handle 10k monthly traffic We addressed the root issues. Mobile load time reduced to 1.9 seconds. Conversion rate increased without touching the ads. Nobody shares this because it's not cool. But a slow store is a leaky bucket. You can pour as much traffic as you want. It won't fill.
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Warning: Using OpenClaw for “Automated SEO” is a serious security risk. Everyone is praising OpenClaw for putting SEO on autopilot. But here’s the reality: It runs with full system access. Please provide your website credentials and API keys. And it currently has 500+ documented vulnerabilities. Security researchers found 40,000+ exposed instances online no authentication, no protection. Attackers accessed API keys, Slack accounts, Telegram tokens, and even executed admin-level commands. Worse, around 26% of its 31,000 marketplace skills contain vulnerabilities. Some malicious plugins were already executed successfully. Major cybersecurity firms like 👉 Cisco 👉 Sophos 👉 CrowdStrike Now imagine connecting it to your Search Console, Analytics, and CMS. Would you trust an AI agent with full access to your business data?
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Most E-commerce founders can't f**king get loaded with money for a few of the same reasons. Bloated product images sitting at 5-10 MB each 25+ plugins running wild in the background Cheap shared hosting with no CDN Database bloat from old orders, post revisions, and transients Result? A single 1-second delay kills 7% of conversions. Amazon loses 1% of sales for every 100ms of extra load time. For a store making $100,000 a day, that one-second delay can cost up to $2.5 million in lost revenue every year. I've fixed exactly these issues for 50+ WooCommerce stores, dropping load times from 6-8 seconds to under 1.5 seconds and helping many double their revenue. Want to avoid these 4 common mistakes and actually speed up your store in 2026? Comment “SPEED” below. I’ll send you the free checklist
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