Frequently asked questions
What it costs, how long it takes and what happens after launch — answered before you have to ask.
What kind of web development work do you take on?
Mostly full-stack work built on Laravel: custom web applications, REST APIs, admin panels and dashboards, plus WordPress and WooCommerce builds. I also take on smaller jobs like fixing a slow site, cleaning up an existing codebase, or adding a feature to a project someone else started.
How much does a project cost?
It depends on scope, so I quote per project rather than posting a rate. A small fix or a single feature is usually a few hours; a custom application with an admin panel runs into weeks. Tell me what you need on the contact page and you will get a written estimate with a breakdown, not a number pulled out of the air.
How long does a typical project take?
A landing page or a WordPress site is usually one to two weeks. A Laravel application with authentication, an admin panel and a database behind it is typically four to eight weeks depending on how many screens are involved. You get a timeline before work starts, and I flag slippage early rather than at the deadline.
Do you work with clients outside Pakistan?
Yes. I work remotely with clients worldwide and have delivered projects through Fiverr, Upwork and directly. Timezone differences are handled with a clear written update at a fixed point each day, so you are never waiting to find out where things stand.
Which technologies do you use?
Laravel and PHP on the backend, MySQL for data, and JavaScript with React, jQuery, Tailwind CSS or Bootstrap on the frontend depending on what the project calls for. For content sites I use WordPress, including custom themes and plugins. The skills page lists everything with an honest proficiency level rather than claiming expert at all of them.
Will my site work properly on mobile?
Yes. Every build is responsive and tested at phone, tablet and desktop widths before it ships, not adapted afterwards. That includes real device widths rather than just resizing a browser window.
Do you handle SEO and site speed?
Yes, both are part of the build rather than an upsell. That means proper meta titles and descriptions, structured data, a sitemap, image sizing and compression, and keeping the pages fast enough to pass Core Web Vitals. If you need ongoing content SEO after launch, that is a separate arrangement.
What happens after the project is delivered?
You get the full source code and a handover walkthrough of how to run it. Bug fixes in the delivered work are covered free for 30 days. After that I am available for updates and new features on an hourly or per-project basis, and I do not disappear once the invoice is paid.
Can you work on an existing project someone else built?
Yes, and a good part of my work is exactly that. I start by reading the codebase and telling you honestly what state it is in, what can be fixed and what is cheaper to rebuild, before quoting anything.
How do I get started?
Send a message from the contact page describing what you need, your rough budget and any deadline. You will get a reply within 24 hours with questions if anything is unclear, and a written proposal once the scope is settled.