Zunaira A.

I finish and fix Shopify and WordPress sites, design the UI/UX behind them, handle the technical SEO, and I'm the developer clients keep on retainer once the build is done. The half-built ones, the ones the last developer walked away from, and the ones that work but load slowly, look dated, and don't rank. Top Rated with 100% Job Success. Based in Texas, so you get same-day replies during US business hours. MOST OF MY WORK ARRIVES BROKEN Look at what clients actually hire me for: finish the build, fix the layout, refresh the site, clean up the conversion flow, sort the directory that's been wrong for a year. Greenfield builds are the easy half of this job. Walking into someone else's codebase, working out what they were attempting, and shipping it without a rewrite is the part that takes experience. WHAT I DO - Shopify: custom themes, Liquid, wholesale and tiered pricing, Shopify Plus B2B, checkout flows, Klaviyo email flows, app setup and integrations - WordPress: custom themes, Elementor, Divi, WooCommerce, multi-template magazine and directory builds - Technical SEO: site audits, Core Web Vitals, schema, canonical and URL structure fixes, migration recovery, Search Console cleanup - Google Ads and tracking: Search, Performance Max and Local Services campaigns, GA4 and GTM conversion tracking - Ongoing maintenance: updates, uptime monitoring, backups, security patches, and the small fixes that pile up between projects - UI/UX design: Figma design from scratch, layout and visual polish for sites that need to look and convert better, not just function - Rescue and finishing work: inherited projects, stalled builds, broken layouts, migrations RECENT WORK Furniture ecommerce (Shopify). Brought in after a broken platform migration left 1,300+ dead pages and traffic down about 85%. Recovered it within six weeks. Organic revenue went from $1,234 a quarter to over $50K the next quarter, and $63.2K last quarter. Dental practice (WordPress). Rebuilt conversion tracking and SEO structure. Organic sessions went from 57 to 3,484 and booked-appointment events from 14 to 156, comparing the same four-month windows. Magazine publishing site (SmartMag). Rebuilt the layout system with custom templates, ad placements, and PDF delivery after scope grew well past the original brief. The client opened a second contract the day after delivery, at nearly double the first. That's the sentence I'd point at if you want to know what working with me is like. Wholesale DTF transfer print store (Shopify). Full B2B build with wholesale pricing tiers across 471 products. SEO AND ADS, BUILT IN OR STANDALONE I've spent 6+ years on technical SEO and Google Ads alongside development, and I still run search and paid campaigns for ongoing clients. You can hire me for SEO or Ads on their own. But every site I build ships search-ready by default: clean URL structures, correct canonicals, working sitemaps, proper heading hierarchy, schema where it earns something. You shouldn't need a second person to undo the developer's decisions, or a third person six months later when the site needs upkeep. HOW I WORK Full stack means I don't hand off. Theme, data structure, tracking and integrations are all mine, so nothing stalls waiting on a second contractor. Most of my long-term clients started as a single project and kept me on for monthly maintenance once they saw how I work. I ask questions before I start. I flag scope changes when I see them, not after the invoice. I don't go quiet mid-project. Every contract I've taken has closed cleanly, which is why my Job Success is still 100%. Stack: Shopify (Liquid), WordPress, WooCommerce, Elementor, Divi, Kajabi, Klaviyo, HTML/CSS/JavaScript, PHP, Next.js, Google Search Console, GA4, GTM, Google Ads, Semrush, Figma. BS Computer Science, University of Houston. GOOD FIT IF You have a Shopify or WordPress site that needs building, fixing, ranking, or ongoing upkeep, and you'd rather hire once than three times. NOT A FIT IF You want the cheapest bid on the page. I'm not it, and rescue work is usually what happens after someone takes it. Send me the URL and tell me what's wrong. I'll tell you what I'd actually do before you spend anything.