What I do

My work sits at the intersection of web development and digital marketing. I build the website and then make sure it's actually findable by the people looking for what you offer.

On the development side, I focus on clean, semantic HTML, well-structured CSS, and minimal JavaScript. I'm not interested in throwing heavy frameworks at problems that don't need them — most small business websites don't need React. They need a fast, accessible, well-coded page.

On the SEO side, I handle the technical foundation: proper crawl configuration, structured data, canonical setup, Core Web Vitals, and keyword mapping. I also set up Google Search Console and Analytics properly so you can track real outcomes.

How I approach a project

I ask a lot of questions before writing a single line of code. I want to understand who your users are, what they're looking for, and what counts as a successful outcome for you. A website that looks good but doesn't serve its actual purpose isn't a success.

I keep the scope realistic. If you need something I can't do well, I'll say so. I don't take on projects just to take them on.

Background

I've built and optimized sites across a range of niches — education platforms, local fitness businesses, e-commerce prototypes, and service-based businesses in Bangladesh. Each project has taught me something about what actually matters when someone lands on a page.

I work mostly in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Tailwind CSS. I understand static site deployment (GitHub Pages, Netlify), performance optimization, and the analytics stack (GA4, GSC, GTM). On the SEO tool side, I use Ahrefs and SEMrush for research and auditing.