Anik Development is a web design studio founded by Anik in 2019, building websites for service businesses across the United States, Canada, the UK, Australia and Europe.
This is what 800 websites taught me, and how I work now.
I started building websites in 2019. Somewhere north of 800 of them now, for clients on five continents and in fifteen or more countries.
That number matters less than what it taught me. When you build 800 websites, you stop guessing. You start noticing which layouts get people to call, which pages nobody reads, which forms people abandon halfway through, and how often a business pays for something they never needed.
Before this, I spent time as the development partner behind a design agency, building client projects to agency standards. That’s where I learned to work to a brief, hit deadlines, and communicate like a professional rather than a freelancer who disappears for a week.
Today I run Anik Development as a small studio. I personally lead every project. When a project needs more, like design, video, marketing or extra development, I have a small trusted team and we handle that on demand.
Sites built around the decision a visitor is making, not around a template.
One page, one job, built to finish what an ad or campaign started.
Multi-step flows that qualify people as they go, so the enquiries you get are real.
Found on Maps and in local search, then easy to call from a phone.
Product pages and checkouts that people actually complete.
The follow-up after the enquiry, so nothing goes cold while you are busy.
Most of my work has come through the big freelance marketplaces, Fiverr, Upwork and Contra, alongside direct clients who find me and come back. Hundreds of businesses across those platforms and outside them, plus the years as the development partner behind a design agency.
Different routes in, same standard of work.
BSc, Computer Science and Engineering
Graduated
Higher Secondary Certificate
Secondary School Certificate
Anyone can produce a website that looks good now. That is not the hard part anymore. The hard part is knowing what makes a website actually bring in business, and being honest with you about what you do and do not need.
No account manager, no handover, no agency layers. The person you talk to is the person building it.
Fourth, fifth, seventh project with the same people. That is the part you cannot fake with a good first impression.
If the smaller job is the right one, I will tell you that, even when it is the smaller invoice.
That is what seven years and 800 websites gave me. It is what you are really hiring.
I’m based in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, on the coast. Most days start at the gym, and training is the thing that keeps the rest of it steady. Beyond that, I like problems that take a while to solve, which is probably why this work suits me.
Twenty minutes, free, no pressure. Tell me about your business and I'll give you a clear plan for what your website should do and how to get there.
