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SaniyajMallik

Four kinds of work, one way of doing it.

Whether it's a new build or a site that needs rescuing, I start with what it has to do for your business — and stay around once it's live.

Pick one to see what it involves. Most projects start with one and end up needing ongoing care, because a website is never really finished.

  • Your business site on WordPress — fast, secure and easy for your team to update.

    • Custom themes and plugins built around how your business works, not a template stretched to fit
    • Content you can edit yourself, without calling a developer
    • Online stores with WooCommerce, course platforms and member areas
    • Fast on a phone on a slow connection — that's where most visitors are
  • Android apps that people install, open again, and keep.

    • From a rough idea to a listing on the Play Store
    • Simple flows first; features once people are using it
    • I've shipped and maintained my own — I know what happens after launch
  • Member areas, course platforms, dashboards and the tools behind the scenes.

    • Logins, payments, bookings, learning portals
    • Connecting the tools you already pay for so they talk to each other
    • Built so the next developer can understand it too
  • The unglamorous part that decides whether a website keeps earning: updates, fixes, speed and safety.

    • WordPress core, theme and plugin updates, backups and security checks — done before they become problems
    • Fixes in hours, not weeks
    • A monthly note on what changed and what's worth doing next

Over 40% of the web runs on WordPress. So does most of my work.

If your site is built on WordPress, I already know my way around it — whether it needs building from scratch, rescuing, speeding up or simply looking after.

Talk about your WordPress site
  • 01

    New WordPress sites

    Designed around your business, not a theme demo.

  • 02

    Custom themes & plugins

    When off-the-shelf doesn't quite fit.

  • 03

    WooCommerce stores

    Products, checkout, payments and shipping that just work.

  • 04

    Courses & memberships

    Learning platforms and member-only areas.

  • 05

    Speed fixes

    Slow pages found, fixed and kept fast.

  • 06

    Security setup

    Sensible protection from day one: logins, backups and safe updates.

  • 07

    Moves & migrations

    New host, new domain or onto WordPress — without losing anything.

  • 08

    Fixing what broke

    That plugin update that took the site down. Sorted.

No black box. You see progress every week.

  1. Step 1

    Talk

    A short call about the business, the problem and what success looks like. No pitch deck.

  2. Step 2

    Plan

    A written plan with scope, timeline and cost — so there are no surprises later.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    Work in small pieces you can see and try every week, not a big reveal at the end.

  4. Step 4

    Look after

    Launch, then stay on: updates, fixes and improvements for as long as you need.

What it's like to work with me.

A note from me
I've just started taking on freelance work of my own, separate from my full-time role. The work I show here is real, but the clients I've worked with through my job aren't mine to quote. So this space is waiting for my first freelance clients, in their words.
Saniyaj MallikSoftware Engineer
Open spot

This spot is for my first freelance client. Could it be you?

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Open spot

Reserved for someone I look after a site for over the long run.

Industries I've worked in

  • E-learning & online courses
  • E-commerce
  • Memberships & communities
  • Education & test prep
  • Professional services
  • Internal tools & dashboards

Have something in mind?

Tell me a little about your business and what you're trying to do. I read every message myself and usually reply within a day or two.

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