About
I'm Zaohar, a Web Developer from Bangladesh. Building with WordPress since 2024 — 14 projects delivered so far. I'm constantly learning and improving my craft, now expanding my web development skills with Next.js and Go.
How I work
IN DEVELOPMENT
Currently developing an
AI-Powered Multi-Tenant SaaS
An AI-powered multi-tenant SaaS platform for building websites. Describe the site you want — AI drafts it, you refine every detail. Multi-tenant architecture with storefront tooling and tenant operations, built on a modern Go and Next.js stack.
PROJECTS
01 · Live news site
AlQawm — Bengali News
A complete Bengali news publication built entirely with WordPress and styled with custom CSS — hand-tuned layouts, typography and responsive details rather than a generic theme. It runs live today, scoring 98 on PageSpeed.
02 · Live storefront
Elokeshi — Fashion E-commerce
A responsive fashion storefront built on a headless setup — WordPress manages the products and content behind the scenes, while a Next.js frontend delivers the shopping experience with product filtering, live search, cart and checkout flows. The combination keeps the store fast, reaching a perfect 100 PageSpeed score.
CAPABILITIES
WordPress Development
Custom WordPress builds and customization, plus headless setups with a modern frontend.
Frontend Development
Fast, responsive interfaces that feel great on mobile and score high on PageSpeed.
Backend & APIs
Reliable APIs and databases, including multi-tenant SaaS architecture.
Performance & SEO
Lightweight builds and clean markup, so sites load fast and rank well.
FAQ
I'm a web developer — I build websites and web apps. My home ground is WordPress — custom builds, headless setups, e-commerce — and I also build with Next.js on the frontend and Go on the backend.
Three years of hands-on building and 14 projects shipped so far — news sites, online stores and my own products. I work solo, so everything from the design decisions to the deployment runs through me.
WordPress for CMS work; Next.js, React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS on the frontend; Go and PostgreSQL on the backend. I pick the stack per project — whatever serves the build best.
I start by understanding what the site needs to do and who it's for, then design and build in small, checked pieces. Performance is part of the process from day one, not something bolted on at the end — that's how my builds reach 98–100 on PageSpeed.
Alongside my WordPress work, I'm building an AI-powered multi-tenant SaaS platform for creating websites — designed and engineered by me on a Go and Next.js stack. I'm also deepening my backend skills, studying computer science fundamentals alongside the building.