Frequently Asked Questions

I build custom, high-performance websites and web applications with Next.js and React, develop WordPress and WooCommerce sites, design UI/UX interfaces, optimize website performance, and provide ongoing maintenance. You can see the full breakdown on the Services page.

A standard business website usually takes 2 to 4 weeks. Larger applications, custom dashboards and e-commerce builds can take 6 to 10 weeks depending on scope. I always share a clear timeline after we define the project requirements together.

Pricing depends on the scope: the number of pages, custom functionality, integrations and design complexity. I give transparent, fixed quotes after a short discovery call, so you always know the exact cost before we start. There are no hidden fees.

Yes. I work with clients around the world from my base in Lahore, Pakistan. Communication happens over email, WhatsApp or video calls, and I follow your time zone so handovers and updates are smooth.

It starts with discovery to understand your goals, followed by design mockups, then clean, scalable development, and finally launch with testing and support. You get regular progress updates and review checkpoints at every stage.

Yes. I offer maintenance retainers covering security updates, backups, performance monitoring and small content changes, so your website stays fast, safe and up to date.

Absolutely. I audit your current site, identify what is holding it back — speed, SEO, layout or user experience — and rebuild it into a modern, high-performance version without losing your content or rankings.

My core stack is Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS and TypeScript, with Node.js and REST APIs for backend work. On WordPress I work with custom themes, Elementor and WooCommerce. I also use Framer Motion, Figma and Vercel.

We agree on a communication channel at the start — email, WhatsApp or a shared project board. I share progress updates regularly and you can always reach me directly with questions.

Every project includes a revision round during development so we polish everything before launch. After launch I also remain available for a short support window to fix anything that comes up.

Front-end development is everything users see and interact with — layout, design, animations, forms and responsiveness — built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript (often React or Next.js). Back-end development handles the server side: databases, APIs, authentication and business logic. I specialise in front-end development, and I integrate cleanly with any back-end team or existing API.

Both can rank well, but they suit different goals. Next.js serves pre-rendered HTML, which gives excellent speed and search visibility, and is ideal for custom, modern web applications. WordPress is easier for non-technical editors to manage content themselves. For most new custom builds, I recommend Next.js; for content-heavy sites your team needs to update frequently, WordPress is a strong choice.