Shahnila Noureen

A restaurant needed a single site handling dine-in, delivery and takeaway: 25+ menu categories, hundreds of items with deal pricing, a live cart, table reservations and a branch-level delivery area — all fast enough to order from on a phone.

• Modelled the full menu in WooCommerce with 25+ categories (Deals, Halwa Puri, BBQ, Handi, Platters, Beverages and more) and sale pricing on deal items.
• Built a sticky ordering header with delivery-area selector, phone CTA and live cart count so the order stays visible on every page.
• Created a scrollable category pill carousel and an in-menu search so customers reach any dish in one or two taps.
• Added a reservation form, gallery, FAQs and My Account area, and wired WhatsApp for direct order support.
• Styled the entire ordering flow — cards, badges, cart and checkout — in Elementor with custom CSS to match the brand palette.

A working online ordering system rather than a brochure site: customers browse by category, add to cart and check out on mobile without leaving the page, and the restaurant manages the whole menu from the WordPress dashboard.

An international digitizing service sells two very different things — custom quoted work and instant-download design files. Default WooCommerce handled neither well: no free-sample flow, a generic checkout, and no way to present services and products on one coherent site.

• Rebuilt Cart, Checkout and My Account pages with custom styling so the buying flow matches the brand instead of the default theme.
• Built a free-product download flow with a registration popup, capturing leads while delivering the sample instantly.
• Created responsive Elementor shop and archive templates with category pill navigation and custom product badges driven by PHP snippets.
• Structured service pages (embroidery digitizing, vector art, patch digitizing), a portfolio and a blog around an editorial serif type system.
• Set up on-page SEO with Yoast — titles, meta descriptions, schema and internal linking across services and products.

One site now carries the business end to end: quote requests, service pages and instant-download products, with a checkout customers complete without confusion — serving overseas clients across apparel, uniforms and promotional decoration.

A SaaS product site has to sell an abstract service. It needed a dark, high-contrast identity, a multi-level menu across features and company pages, comparable pricing tiers, and credibility signals — without the page becoming heavy or hard to read.

• Built a dark gradient design system with a particle hero, glass-effect badges and gradient CTAs, kept consistent across every page.
• Laid out six feature blocks (automation, content generation, data analysis, predictive insights, chatbot, image processing) and a metrics strip for uptime, data processed and time saved.
• Built a three-tier pricing table (Starter, Professional, Enterprise) with feature comparison that stacks cleanly on mobile.
• Added testimonials, case studies, team and help-center pages behind a two-level dropdown menu, plus a newsletter capture in the footer.

A complete SaaS marketing site — hero to pricing to trial signup — that reads clearly on a dark theme and stays legible on small screens, with every section editable in Elementor by a non-technical owner.

A furniture store mixes high-value physical products with cheap digital downloads, and shoppers browse slowly. It needed a calm, photography-led storefront where a $8 e-book and a $400 bookshelf both look at home, plus the trust signals furniture buyers look for.

• Built the store on WooCommerce with the Woostify theme and Elementor, using a restrained teal-and-white system so product photography carries the page.
• Set up variable products with price ranges, sale badges and mixed physical plus downloadable product types.
• Added best-selling, featured and all-products sections, wishlist, cart and account flows, and a filtered shop archive.
• Built trust and conversion blocks — free shipping, 24/7 support, 30-day money-back and secure payment badges, customer testimonials and a newsletter discount capture.
• Added a blog for care and styling articles to support organic search.

A complete storefront from landing page to checkout, with a browsing experience that suits considered purchases and a layout that holds together across product types and screen sizes.

A footwear store runs on discounts. The build had to make sale pricing unmissable across a rotating hero and dozens of products, while keeping category browsing (sports, latest, office) fast — and it had to work on mobile, where most shoe shopping happens.

• Built a three-slide promotional hero for Sports Shoes, New Arrival and New Sneakers, each with its own offer message and shop link.
• Configured WooCommerce sale pricing so original and discounted prices render together with automatic percentage-off badges on every card.
• Split the catalogue into Featured Items and Best Seller grids with hover-state add-to-cart, plus category entry cards showing a "from" price.
• Added a store-wide offer banner, a service strip (free delivery, secure payment, order discount, 24/7 support), testimonials and a blog feed.
• Built an announcement bar, wishlist/gift and account icons into a compact three-tier header that collapses cleanly on mobile.

A promotion-driven storefront where every discount is visible at a glance, category browsing takes one tap, and the whole catalogue is manageable from WooCommerce without touching the layout.