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Hi, I'm Seemol Chakroborti

I'm Seemol Chakroborti — a full-stack web developer with 5+ years of hands-on experience shipping software that real businesses depend on. I work across the whole stack: secure, well-documented Laravel and Express APIs on the backend, and fast, accessible, SEO-ready interfaces in React and Next.js on the frontend. I care about the parts users never see — query plans, cache layers, error budgets — because that's what keeps a product fast on day 400, not just day one.

Most of my work sits at the seam between an ambitious idea and the constraints of a real budget. That usually means picking the boring, well-understood tool over the exciting one, writing down why, and leaving the codebase in a state where the next developer isn't afraid to touch it.

Based in
Khulna, Bangladesh
Timezone
Asia/Dhaka (UTC+6)
Languages
Bengali, English, Hindi
Availability
Open for freelance & full-time
Works
Remote, worldwide
Email
wpseemol@gmail.com
Seemol Chakroborti (wpseemol) — full-stack web developer specializing in Next.js, React, Laravel and Shopify
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How I run a build

Five stages, every project, whether it's a two-week fix or a six-month platform.

  1. 1Scope

    Understand before estimating

    We talk through the actual business problem, the users, and the constraints you already have. You get a written scope with what's in, what's out, and where the risk sits.

  2. 2Architect

    Decide the boring things early

    Data model, auth strategy, hosting, and the deploy pipeline get settled up front. These are the decisions that are expensive to change later, so they don't get made in a hurry at midnight.

  3. 3Build

    Ship in visible slices

    Work lands on a staging URL you can open every week. No four-week silences ending in a surprise — you see progress, and course corrections stay cheap.

  4. 4Harden

    Make it survive traffic

    Indexes, caching, error tracking, backups, and Core Web Vitals get real attention before launch. Load is a feature you test, not a thing you hope about.

  5. 5Hand over

    Leave it maintainable

    Documentation, environment setup, and a walkthrough recording. You should be able to hire anyone next and have them productive in a day.

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Technical stack

Rated by what I've actually shipped and maintained, not by what I've tried once.

  • ReactFrontend
  • Next.jsFrontend
  • TypeScriptFrontend
  • Tailwind CSSFrontend
  • LaravelBackend
  • PHPBackend
  • Node.jsBackend
  • ExpressBackend
  • MongoDBData
  • MySQLData
  • RedisData
  • DockerPlatform

Have something you need built?

Tell me what the product has to do and where it's stuck. You'll get a written scope back — deliverables, timeline and price — before anyone writes code.