Need a freelance web developer?

No. I build any kind of website: custom-coded sites and web apps (React, PHP, HTML and CSS), WordPress, Shopify and other CMS platforms, plus learning management systems (LMS) and custom plugins and themes. I'll recommend the platform that fits your project instead of forcing everything into one tool.

It depends on the project. WordPress suits content-rich business sites and blogs that you want to edit yourself. Shopify is the easiest choice for a product-focused online store, with hosting, payments and security handled for you. A custom-built website or web app makes sense when you need unique functionality, top performance or features no platform offers. I'll recommend the option that fits your goals and budget.

You work directly with the person building your website — no account managers or hand-offs, so questions get answered faster and nothing gets lost in between. Freelance rates are usually lower because there's no agency overhead, and you still get clean code, clear timelines and support after launch.

Both. I build websites for businesses of all sizes and also work as a behind-the-scenes developer for agencies who need someone reliable to handle their client projects. Either way, the process is the same — straightforward communication and clean work delivered on time.

You bring the client, I handle the build — quietly, under your brand. I join whatever communication channel you use (Slack, WhatsApp, email), deliver the work as if I'm part of your team, and your client never knows I was involved. Everything stays fully confidential.

Both, depending on what the project actually needs. For most builds I use Elementor Pro because clients find it easy to manage themselves after handover. For projects that need something leaner and faster, I build with Gutenberg or a lightweight custom theme. I'll tell you which approach makes more sense once I understand the project.

It depends on what you need. A simple business website is very different from a Shopify or WooCommerce store, a custom plugin or a web app like an LMS. I give flat-rate quotes once I know the scope — no hourly billing, no surprise charges at the end. Just tell me what you need and I'll send a clear number.

Most standard WordPress and Shopify websites take around 1–2 weeks. Larger builds, online stores, custom plugins and web apps like an LMS take longer. I'll give you a realistic timeline before starting and stick to it — deadlines matter to me.

I stay available after launch. If something breaks, a plugin causes a conflict, the site slows down, or you just need a small change — reach out and I'll get it sorted. I don't hand over a site and disappear.

Yes, always happy to. Most agencies I work with require an NDA before sharing any project details, and I sign without hesitation. Confidentiality isn't just a policy for me — it's how I've built trust with every agency I work with long-term.

Never, unless you explicitly want me to. In white-label work, I stay completely behind the scenes — no direct contact, no branding with my name, no risk of your client finding out I was involved. Your agency stays the single point of contact, always.

I keep flexible hours specifically to overlap with agencies and clients across the US, UK, Canada, UAE, Europe, and Australia. We'll agree on a communication window that works for both of us, and I respond fast even outside it — usually within a few hours.

Yes. Many agencies and businesses keep me on for ongoing updates, small tweaks, and plugin maintenance after launch. We can set up a simple monthly retainer or just handle things as they come up — whatever fits your workflow.