End-to-end e-commerce, rental, and marketplace platforms — bilingual by default, built for how Bangladesh actually shops, browses, and pays.
Every project is built end to end — from the storefront a customer sees, to the backend that keeps the orders straight.
Product catalogs, cart & wishlist, checkout, and local payment flows — bKash, Nagad, and Rocket — built for how Bangladesh actually shops.
StorefrontsProperty, rental, and classifieds platforms with division/district/upazila filtering, search cards, and save-and-compare tools.
MarketplacesBengali and English interfaces that feel native in both languages — not a translated afterthought bolted on at the end.
Bengali / EnglishPHP, MySQL, and PostgreSQL backends, SheetDB-powered forms, and the plumbing that keeps a storefront running quietly in the background.
Full StackThree platforms built, owned, and actively maintained — each one solving a real, everyday problem for Bangladeshi shoppers and renters.
A bilingual storefront selling mangoes, honey, oil, dates, and ghee — with a shared cart & wishlist system, hero carousel, bilingual search, and a bKash advance-payment checkout covering all Bangladesh districts.
A full clothing storefront with hero slideshow, category filtering, cart & wishlist drawers, and a Shopify-style checkout with bKash and Nagad wallet flows, discount codes, and order capture.
A property rental portal covering all 8 divisions of Bangladesh, with division/district/category filtering, a search card, save & compare tools, and local payment partner branding.
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CSE graduate of East Delta University, Chattogram — with a frontend-to-backend build style: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript on the front; PHP, MySQL, and PostgreSQL underneath.
Builds and owns the platforms he works on, rather than handing off finished code — AamerBazar, SK Cloths, and Basha Bazar are all live, maintained products.
Focused on Bangladesh — bilingual Bengali/English interfaces, local payment rails (bKash, Nagad, Rocket), and geography-aware features built around divisions, districts, and upazilas.
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Mainly e-commerce storefronts, rental/marketplace portals, and bilingual (Bengali/English) websites — built full stack, from the interface down to the database.
Both, depending on the project. A clear-scope build usually works best as a fixed price; ongoing changes or support are better suited to hourly work. I'll give you a straight quote before anything starts.
No advance is needed to get a quote or talk through your project. Once you approve the scope, a partial advance is typical before development begins, with the rest due on completion.
Yes — AamerBazar, SK Cloths, and Basha Bazar above are all live sites you can browse right now, not mockups.
Vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript on the frontend, PHP with MySQL or PostgreSQL on the backend, plus localStorage for client-side state and SheetDB for lightweight form and order handling.
Yes — it's a core focus. Interfaces are designed to feel native in both Bengali and English, not translated as an afterthought.
Yes. All three live platforms above are actively maintained, and ongoing support or feature additions can be arranged per project.
It depends on scope — a single product page can take days, while a full storefront with cart, checkout, and payment integration typically takes a few weeks. You'll get a timeline with your quote.
Tell me a bit about what you're building — an online store, a rental portal, or a bilingual site — and I'll get back to you with a straight answer on scope and timeline.