Atta U.

I've been building WordPress and WooCommerce sites for 12 years now, and in that time I've worked on just about every kind of project — legacy site migrations, custom theme builds, full e-commerce rebuilds, and a lot of Elementor/Divi work for agencies and small businesses who needed something that actually looked professional and loaded fast. Most of my work falls into one of three buckets: Building or rebuilding a WooCommerce store — custom checkout flows, payment gateway setup, subscriptions, product variations, the stuff that breaks if it's not done carefully. Turning a Figma/PSD/XD design into a real, working WordPress site that matches the design closely instead of "close enough." Fixing sites that are slow or messy — cleaning up bloated page builders, cutting load times, getting Core Web Vitals into a range that doesn't hurt your Google rankings. I care a lot about page speed. A lot of WordPress sites I get called in on are running heavy builders with plugin bloat nobody's cleaned up in years, so getting a client from a 40 PageSpeed score to 90+ is a fairly regular part of my work, not a rare win. On the numbers: 104 completed jobs here, about 8,000 hours logged, 100% Job Success Score, and a 5.0 average across 76 reviews. I bring that up because I'd rather you check the reviews yourself than take my word for anything. A few things about how I work: I communicate clearly and often (I know timezone gaps can be frustrating, so I default to over-communicating on progress rather than going quiet for days), I give realistic timelines instead of ones that sound good in a proposal, and I flag problems early instead of surprising you at delivery. If you've got a WordPress or WooCommerce project — new build, rebuild, or a site that's currently a mess — send me the details and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit and roughly what it'll take.