WordPress & WooCommerce developer

WordPress sites that load fast, convert visitors and don't break on update day.

WordPress is still the right answer for a lot of businesses: content-heavy sites, service businesses, clinics, and stores that need flexibility Shopify doesn't offer. With 40+ WooCommerce stores and 30+ Elementor sites delivered, I build WordPress sites that stay fast and stable, which mostly means saying no to the fifteen plugins that would slowly kill them.

Sound familiar?

What’s included

Business websites

Marketing sites for service businesses, consultants and clinics, built to load fast and turn visitors into inquiries.

WooCommerce

Online stores on WordPress when you need catalog flexibility, custom checkout logic or deep content integration.

Elementor, Bricks and Divi

Professional page-builder sites your team can edit safely, structured so the design holds together.

Custom themes and plugins

When off-the-shelf can't do it: custom PHP themes and plugins, cleanly coded to fit your exact needs.

Speed optimization

Core Web Vitals, caching, image optimization and plugin audits. Measurable improvements, not vague promises.

Figma to WordPress

Pixel-accurate builds from your designer's files, responsive on every screen size.

How it works

1

Audit or brief

For existing sites, a technical audit first. For new builds, a clear scope of pages, features and content.

2

Structure and design

Sitemap, templates and design direction agreed before development starts.

3

Develop

Clean builds with minimal plugins, a staging environment, and regular preview links.

4

Launch and document

Migration, testing, backups configured, and a plain-English guide to managing your own site.

What it costs

Most wordpress development projects land between $250 and $2,000. You get a fixed written price before any work starts, and you can pay through Upwork escrow if you prefer.

$250–$2,000

typical project, fixed price

What clients say

Hasnat is excellent. He understood what I needed to be done and exceeded my expectations. I rehired him immediately for another job.
Richard O.
HTML landing page edits · Feb 2025 · Upwork, 5.0
Hasnat did an excellent job migrating blogs from one website to another. He was very attentive, delivered the work quickly, and consistently improved throughout the process.
Greg D.
WordPress and Elementor content migration · Aug 2025 · Upwork, 5.0

Questions

Depends on who edits the site. If your team updates pages weekly, a well-structured Elementor or Bricks build is easier. If the site rarely changes and speed is everything, a lean custom theme wins.

Often, yes. I start with an audit and only recommend a rebuild when fixing would cost more than starting clean.

Speed is part of every build: optimized images, minimal plugins, caching and clean code. You get before-and-after PageSpeed scores.