I handle the manual work so you can run your business.
I build websites and automate the repetitive parts most businesses do by hand. 58+ projects shipped. Real results you can check, not promises.
A CEO once told me to slow down. I had delivered 2 months of work in 14 days. Ahmad Bin Munir
Real results, not
deliverables.
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ARM Interior
The site was 7GB with over 3,000 images and a speed score of 19. I rebuilt the image pipeline, redesigned the UI, and rewrote the checkout. It now scores 95+. No images deleted, no quality lost.
Speed score 19 to 95+19 → 95+PageSpeed Score -
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ShopTrinity
A men's clothing brand with no website and no online presence. I built the WooCommerce store, the brand identity, and the SEO setup from scratch. It ranked on Google within weeks of launch and scores 90+ on performance.
Google ranking within weeksNone → RankedGoogle in Weeks -
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200+ Page Rebrand
A full rebrand across 200+ pages. The kind of job a team gets two weeks to finish. A Python script handled it in a few hours. Every page updated, consistent, with zero manual errors.
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JSON-LD Schema Injection
33+ pages needed structured data. Doing it by hand means opening every page and repeating the same task 33 times. One script, run once, every page done correctly.
33+ pages automated
Built to ship.
Automated to scale.
Every service is backed by real results. No estimates, no guessing.
Websites Built to Convert
I build the whole thing, front to back. PHP, Laravel, JavaScript, MySQL. From landing pages with tracking and reCAPTCHA to multi-role portals with AJAX dashboards and CRM integrations. No handoffs, no excuses.
Stores That Rank and Sell
Full WooCommerce stores built from zero. Brand, catalog, custom checkout, SEO from day one. ShopTrinity went from no website to ranking on Google in weeks. Every store I ship hits 90+ on PageSpeed. That part is on purpose.
Faster Sites, Fewer Lost Customers
Slow sites lose clients. ARM Interior was at a speed score of 19 with 7GB of media and 3,000 images. I rebuilt the pipeline and pushed it to 95+. The client thought it would take months. It took days.
The Manual Work, Automated
I automate the repetitive work that eats up your week. Content pipelines, bulk updates, schema injection, data migration. Python scripts and AI agents handle the boring parts. A job that normally takes days gets done before lunch.
I BUILD WITH THESE.
Click. Drag. Throw them around.
- PHP
- Laravel
- Python
- AI Agents
- JavaScript
- MySQL
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- Tailwind CSS
- GSAP
- HTML5
- CSS3
- Git
- GitHub
- Automation
- React
- Shopify
- Claude AI
- REST APIs
- Bootstrap
- cPanel
- BLAND AI
- jQuery
- Supabase
- Google Analytics
- Antigravity
- Bolt
- SVG
I build with
these tools.
I delivered 2 months of work in 14 days. Not by working longer hours. By automating what most developers still do manually.
I BUILD. AHMAD BIN MUNIR.
58+ projects. 5 years. Still shipping.Ahmad Bin Munir
I BUILD WITH CODE, SCRIPTS, AND AI AGENTS.
Most projects start with a problem. A slow site. A manual process. A deadline that doesn't care about either.
I'm Ahmad, a Full Stack Developer from Pakistan. Building since
2019, freelancing since 2021, working professionally since 2023.
I automate the work most developers still do by hand. AI agents and
scripts aren't a side skill for me. It's how I actually build, every day.
Kind words from
real clients.
Featured"The website turned out exactly as we envisioned. The developer was responsive, helpful, and kept suggesting better ways to do things throughout the process. We couldn't be happier with the final result."
"We can manage everything from the dashboard ourselves now. Adding new wallpaper albums, new flooring catalogs, we don't have to call the developer every time. That independence was exactly what we needed."
Featured"I gave him a custom design and a deadline. He'd never used the platform before. He figured it out, built the whole site, and handed it over before the deadline. The client loved it."
Featured"I just asked him to add a landing page to my subdomain with a download button. He came back with a full UI, custom animations, multilingual support, and key content pulled straight from the PDFs. Didn't ask for anything extra. Just built it."
"The results were consistent and the content felt right for the brand. He even sent a poster I didn't ask for and didn't charge me for it. That kind of initiative is hard to find."
Maaz Malik
"He sent me a redesigned poster out of nowhere, didn't charge anything, and it was better than what we had. The quality and the thought behind it were outstanding."
Sheryar
"He built the academy website and it did exactly what we needed. Clean, functional, and easy for us to use."
"He built the academy website and it did exactly what we needed. Clean, functional, and easy for us to use."
"He sent me a redesigned poster out of nowhere, didn't charge anything, and it was better than what we had. The quality and the thought behind it were outstanding."
Sheryar
"The results were consistent and the content felt right for the brand. He even sent a poster I didn't ask for and didn't charge me for it. That kind of initiative is hard to find."
Maaz Malik
Featured"I just asked him to add a landing page to my subdomain with a download button. He came back with a full UI, custom animations, multilingual support, and key content pulled straight from the PDFs. Didn't ask for anything extra. Just built it."
Featured"I gave him a custom design and a deadline. He'd never used the platform before. He figured it out, built the whole site, and handed it over before the deadline. The client loved it."
"We can manage everything from the dashboard ourselves now. Adding new wallpaper albums, new flooring catalogs, we don't have to call the developer every time. That independence was exactly what we needed."
Featured"The website turned out exactly as we envisioned. The developer was responsive, helpful, and kept suggesting better ways to do things throughout the process. We couldn't be happier with the final result."
Questions people
actually ask.
Can't find what you're looking for? Drop me a message at connect@ahmadaims.com
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Most developers write code. I automate the work around it too. Content pipelines, bulk updates, schema injection, image processing, data migration. I use Python scripts and AI agents as part of my default workflow. A job that takes a team two weeks gets done in a few hours. That's the difference.
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I've been building since 2019, freelancing since 2021, and working professionally since 2023. That's 5+ years across personal projects, freelance work, and full time employment. In my first year at a company I was promoted three times. I've shipped 58+ projects across clients and companies.
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Full stack web development, AI automation and scripting, WordPress and WooCommerce builds, performance optimization, and technical SEO. I work on new builds from scratch and on fixing existing sites that are slow, broken, or built the wrong way the first time.
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It depends on the scope. A landing page takes 2 to 4 days. A full WooCommerce store takes 2 to 4 weeks. An automation script or pipeline can take a few hours to a few days. I give a realistic timeline before starting and I stick to it.
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Both. Some of my best work has been on existing sites. ARM Interior had a speed score of 19 when I took it on. It hit 95+ after I rebuilt the image pipeline and fixed the architecture. If your site is slow, broken, or underperforming, that's a project I'm interested in.
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Send me a message at connect@ahmadaims.com or use the contact form on this page. Tell me what you're building, what problem you're solving, and your timeline. I'll come back with questions, a scope, and a plan. I usually reply within 24 hours.
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PHP, Laravel, Python, JavaScript, MySQL on the backend. WordPress, WooCommerce, React, Tailwind CSS, HTML, and CSS on the frontend. For automation I use Python scripts and AI agents. For animations I use GSAP. I also work with Shopify, cPanel, Git, and GitHub.
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Yes. AI agents and scripts are part of how I build, not an experiment I'm running on the side. I've used them to automate 200+ page rebrands, inject JSON-LD schema across 33 pages in one run, build content pipelines, and cut weeks of manual work down to hours. Claude AI is my primary tool for reasoning and writing. Antigravity is my IDE.
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Yes. Performance optimization is one of the services I do most. I run a full audit covering Core Web Vitals, LCP, CLS, image pipelines, caching, and database queries. ARM Interior went from a score of 19 to 95+ on a 7GB site with 3,000 images. I deliver a before and after report with every performance project.
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I keep communication simple and consistent. Before starting I confirm the scope, timeline, and deliverables in writing. During the project I send updates at each milestone. I don't disappear mid-project. If something changes I flag it early, not after it becomes a problem.
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I hand over everything clean. Full code, documentation, and a walkthrough of how things work. If you need post-launch support we agree on that before the project starts. I don't do surprise invoices after delivery.
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Both, depending on what the project needs. If a pre-built theme gets the job done cleanly I'll use it. If the design or functionality requires something custom I build from scratch. I don't force a theme where it doesn't fit just to save time.
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Yes. I've taken on several sites built by other developers. The first thing I do is audit the code, the plugins, and the performance. Then I fix what needs fixing and document what I changed. I don't rewrite everything just because it isn't mine.
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Yes. Custom checkout is something I've built multiple times. ShopTrinity had a fully custom checkout and cart flow built from zero. If the default WooCommerce checkout doesn't match your brand or your process, I can rebuild it.
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Yes. I handle full WordPress migrations including database, media files, plugins, and settings. I do a full backup before touching anything and verify everything works on the new server before pointing the domain.
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I can set up security hardening as part of a project. This includes blocking common attack vectors, setting correct file permissions, removing unused plugins, and configuring a backup schedule. Ongoing monthly maintenance is something we can discuss before the project starts.
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Yes. Variable products with size, color, and other attributes are standard WooCommerce functionality I've built many times. For more complex product configurations I build custom solutions on top of WooCommerce.
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Content pipelines, bulk page updates, data migration, schema injection, image processing, report generation, form handling, API integrations, and repetitive admin tasks. If your team is doing the same thing more than twice a week by hand, it can probably be automated.
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Both. I use existing AI tools like Claude as part of my workflow. I also build custom AI agent systems for clients, where multiple agents handle different parts of a process and pass outputs between each other automatically.
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An AI tool does one thing when you ask it to. An AI workflow is a system where multiple tools work together automatically without you doing anything. Most developers use AI tools. I build AI workflows. That is the part that saves real time.
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Yes. I've built content pipelines that generate, format, and publish content automatically. I've also built AEO and GEO optimized content systems that structure output specifically for AI answer engines like Perplexity and Google AI Overviews.
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Python is my primary language for automation scripts. It's fast to write, easy to maintain, and has libraries for almost every task. I've used it for bulk page updates, schema injection, image processing pipelines, and data migration across dozens of pages at once.
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Yes. API integrations are a core part of what I build. Connecting CRMs, payment gateways, email platforms, analytics tools, and custom databases to a main application. If the tools have an API, they can talk to each other.
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Anything above 90 is considered good by Google. Above 95 is excellent. Below 50 means the site is losing visitors and rankings. Every site I build targets 90+ from day one. ARM Interior hit 95+ after I optimized it from a starting score of 19 on a 7GB site with 3,000 images.
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The most common causes are unoptimized images, too many plugins, no caching, unminified CSS and JavaScript, slow hosting, and bloated page builders. I run a full audit to find the specific cause before touching anything. Guessing at fixes wastes time.
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Core Web Vitals are three metrics Google uses to measure real user experience. LCP measures how fast the main content loads. CLS measures how much the layout shifts while loading. FID measures how fast the page responds to input. Poor scores hurt your Google rankings directly.
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A standard audit and fix takes 3 to 7 days depending on how many issues there are. Larger sites with thousands of images or complex architectures take longer. I give a realistic estimate after the initial audit, not before.
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I do a full backup before making any changes. I work on a staging environment first, test everything, then move to live. If something breaks on staging I fix it there. Nothing goes to the live site until it works correctly.
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Yes. PHP is my primary backend language. I've built custom applications including multi-role portals with AJAX dashboards, author submission systems, editorial workflows, and CRM and HRM management systems.
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Not always. For smaller projects plain PHP is faster to ship. For larger applications with complex business logic, multiple user roles, or long term maintenance needs, Laravel makes more sense. I use the right tool for the scope.
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Yes. Multi-role applications with different permissions and dashboards per user type are something I've built at work on large scale platforms. Admin, editor, author, and guest roles with completely different views and access levels.
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Yes. MySQL is my primary database. I design schemas, write queries, optimize slow queries, and handle migrations. For automation projects I often work directly with raw database exports to process and transform large datasets.
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I'm based in Pakistan, which is UTC+5. I overlap comfortably with US, UK, and European working hours for calls. Most of my communication is async and documented in writing, so nothing depends on both of us being online at the same time. I've never missed a deadline over a time zone gap.
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Both. Full projects, smaller scoped work, and ongoing contract arrangements. The right fit matters more than the format. If you have something specific in mind, reach out and we'll figure out if it works.
Still doing this
manually?
58+ projects delivered. Every single one on time. If you've got an automation to build, a site to launch, or something eating up hours it shouldn't, let's talk.
SCOPE & ARCHITECT
We map the process flow, define the key APIs, and design the pipeline.
RAPID SPRINTS
I build the AI agents and full stack modules, shipping working pieces every week.
DEPLOY & SCALE
Production launch with error logging, smooth handoffs, and post-launch support.