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Services you can buy

Four tracks. Take one on its own, or combine them into an end-to-end build. Every engagement starts with a written scope — deliverables, timeline and price — before any code is written.

LaravelNext.jsMongoDBShopify
01GET/services/laravel-backend

Enterprise backends with Laravel

Robust, secure, scalable APIs. Authentication, payment integrations, admin dashboards and queue-driven background work.

I build Laravel APIs that hold up under load and under audit: policy-based authorization, signed webhooks, idempotent payment flows, database transactions where they matter, and queues for anything slow. Every endpoint ships with validation, tests and OpenAPI docs so your next developer isn't guessing.

LaravelPHPMySQLPostgreSQLRedis

What you get

  • REST or GraphQL API with versioning
  • Role & permission system
  • Stripe / SSLCommerz / bKash payment flows
  • Admin dashboard (Filament or custom)
  • Queues, scheduled jobs, and email pipelines
  • Deployment, CI, and monitoring setup
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02GET/services/nextjs-frontend

High-performance frontends with Next.js

Fast, SEO-ready, accessible interfaces built with Next.js and React. SSG, SSR and ISR chosen per-route, not by habit.

A frontend is a performance budget with a UI attached. I use the App Router properly — server components by default, client components only where interaction lives — so pages arrive fast and rank well. Core Web Vitals are treated as acceptance criteria, not an afterthought.

Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSS

What you get

  • Next.js App Router architecture
  • Server components, streaming and ISR
  • Technical SEO: metadata, sitemap, JSON-LD
  • Core Web Vitals tuning (LCP, INP, CLS)
  • Design system in Tailwind CSS
  • WCAG-minded, keyboard-accessible UI
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03GET/services/mern-fullstack

Custom full-stack MERN applications

End-to-end products with MongoDB, Express, React and Node — from MVP to production system with real-time features.

When a product needs to move fast without painting itself into a corner, MERN is a strong bet. I set up a typed, layered Node backend, a sensible Mongo schema with Mongoose, real-time channels over WebSockets, and a React frontend that stays maintainable past the first release.

MongoDBExpressReactNode.jsMongoose

What you get

  • MongoDB schema design & indexing
  • Express / Node API with TypeScript
  • Real-time features over WebSockets
  • Auth: JWT, sessions, OAuth providers
  • File uploads, search, and reporting
  • Docker setup for parity across environments
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04GET/services/shopify-development

Shopify themes & custom apps

Conversion-focused Shopify storefronts, custom Liquid themes, and embedded apps built on the Shopify API.

Shopify work is equal parts merchandising and engineering. I build custom Online Store 2.0 themes with editable sections, keep the storefront fast despite the app stack, and write embedded admin apps when the merchant's workflow outgrows what the platform ships with.

ShopifyLiquidHydrogenGraphQL

What you get

  • Custom Shopify theme (Online Store 2.0)
  • Liquid sections merchants can actually edit
  • Headless storefronts with Hydrogen / Next.js
  • Embedded apps on the Shopify Admin API
  • Speed score and checkout-path optimisation
  • Third-party integrations and migrations
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What working together looks like

The same five stages regardless of which service you pick.

  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.

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.

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