Building an Elementor AI Consulting Website on a ThemeForest Theme: A Full Case Study
Building a website for an AI and data consulting firm is a balancing act. The design has to feel modern and technical, but also trustworthy and corporate. When Sarika Agarwal hired me to build her Elementor AI consulting website on a ThemeForest theme, that balance was the whole job. This case study covers a real […]
Amazon Merch Affiliate Website Development Case Study: Building TeesOgram’s WordPress Storefront
If you sell products through Merch by Amazon, you’ve probably discovered one major limitation: you don’t actually own the customer relationship. Amazon controls the traffic, customer data, and search visibility. While that’s great for reaching buyers, it leaves sellers dependent on Amazon’s ecosystem for every sale. This Amazon Merch Affiliate Website Development case study explores […]
How I Fixed a Broken Dental Clinic WordPress Site — Speed, 47,000 Indexed URLs, and Malware Included
You inherited a WordPress site you did not build, made a few content changes, then ran a performance test and got a page full of red. Sound familiar? That was exactly the situation when Seema from MyoSmile Clinic reached out needing WordPress speed optimization and Google Search Console fixes on a dental website running on […]
Figma to WordPress: How I Rebuilt a Marketing Website Twice and Delivered Both Times
Converting a Figma design to a live WordPress website sounds straightforward — and with the right developer, it is. But what happens when the site goes down months after launch and the client needs a full rebuild from scratch? This post covers exactly that. When Octopus Marketing came to me needing their Figma design turned […]
How I Built a Smart WordPress Geolocation System for City Cave Australia
Most WordPress projects start from scratch. This one was different. City Cave Australia — one of the country’s fastest-growing float therapy franchises — already had 70+ locations built, Elementor templates ready, and If So audiences fully configured. What they were missing was the intelligence layer that made it all automatic. Visitors still had to manually […]