SHAKIL MIR
Services
Four years of WordPress, WooCommerce, and custom front-end — for businesses that need a public face they can stand behind, not a theme demo with a logo swapped in.
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Custom themes, not a page-builder pile-up.
I design and build WordPress sites that the client can edit without breaking. Custom post types where they earn their keep, a theme that matches the brand, and an admin that feels like a workshop instead of a warehouse of plugins.
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Checkout that a real person can finish.
Product pages, cart, and payment for shops that ship in Bangladesh. I cut the fields that do not apply here, set up local pickup or courier notes, and keep the catalogue something a shop owner can maintain after I leave.
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Figma, or a sketch, turned into pages.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React when the project needs it. I implement the design as it was drawn — spacing, type, motion — and make sure it holds on a 390-pixel phone as well as a laptop.
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The site after launch is still the site.
Updates, backups, speed work, and the quiet fixes: a form that stopped sending, a plugin that fought another plugin, images that were never compressed. I treat maintenance as part of the craft, not an afterthought.
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Findable, readable, honest.
Titles, headings, sitemap, and pages written for the search the business actually wants. I do not sell magic rankings. I make sure Google can read the site, and that a person landing from search understands what to do next.
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When the current site is in the way.
Many of my projects start with a site that was assembled in a hurry five years ago. I migrate content, keep the URLs that still earn traffic, and replace the rest with something the business can stand behind.
How a project moves
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A call or a letter about the business, the audience, and what the current site fails to do. I write the brief back to you before any pixels.
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Pages, types, and the journeys that matter — contact, buy, book, read. We agree the map before the look.
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Design in the browser, or from files you already have. WordPress, WooCommerce, or a custom front-end. You see pages as they land, not a reveal at the end.
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Redirects, analytics, forms tested, a short handbook for whoever will edit. Then a quiet two weeks of watching.
If someone inside the business will edit the site, yes. If the site will not change for two years, a static build can be simpler. Most local businesses are the first case.
A brochure site is usually a few weeks once the brief is agreed. A shop or a listings site takes longer because of products, payments, or structured content. I write the timeline in the brief so there are no surprises.
Yes. I work from Bhola and take on clients across Bangladesh, and remotely further afield. Kick-off is a call; the rest is the browser.
A few paragraphs about the business, what the current site fails to do, and who will update the site after launch. Photographs help. A logo is optional at the start.
Yes. Many projects start with a site assembled in a hurry years ago. I migrate content, keep the URLs that still earn traffic, and replace the rest.
A fixed fee after the brief, not an hourly meter. I do not sell packages by page count. You will know the number before I start building.
Available now
Message me on WhatsApp, call, or email contact@shakilmir.info. I reply Sunday through Thursday.
