WordPress developer.

What you get

• Custom themes over page builders

  A theme written for your site — clean markup, editor blocks your team can use, and none of the megabytes a builder ships to render a heading.

• WooCommerce stores

  Product and checkout flows built for how people actually buy in this region — local payment gateways, cash on delivery where it matters, and shipping rules that match reality.

• Arabic and RTL sites

  Bilingual sites where the Arabic side is designed rather than mirrored — correct typography, working hreflang, and an admin your Arabic-speaking editors can navigate.

• Speed and rescue work

  Taking over a site that has become slow, fragile or unmaintainable: an audit of what is installed, what is doing damage, and what can be removed without breaking the site.

Common questions

The things people actually ask before hiring.

Do you use Elementor or WPBakery?

Only when a site already runs on one and replacing it isn't worth the cost. For new builds I write a theme instead — it loads a fraction of the weight and does not tie your content to a plugin you have to keep paying for.

WooCommerce or Salla for my store?

If your customers are in Saudi or the Gulf, Salla or Zid usually wins on payment, shipping and shopper familiarity. WooCommerce wins when you need unusual product logic, full control of the data, or you are already on WordPress with traffic worth keeping.

Can you fix a site someone else built?

Yes, and it is a large share of WordPress work. The first step is a written audit so you know what you own before deciding whether to repair it or replace it.

Will I be able to edit the site myself?

That is the point of building it properly. Content stays in the editor with blocks made for your layouts, so adding a page doesn't require a developer — or a support retainer.

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