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.
From first site to studio
2019
First websites
Started building for small businesses and learned fast what they actually needed from a site.
Studio partner
Development partner behind a design studio
Built client projects to studio standards. Briefs, deadlines, and clear communication.
800+
Hundreds of businesses
Clinics, studios, contractors and stores in 15+ countries. Many came back for a fourth, fifth, seventh project.
Now
Anik Development
A small studio. I lead every project, with a trusted team on call when a job needs more.
Looking good is not the hard part
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.
You deal with one person.
No account manager, no handover, no layers. The person you talk to is the person building it.
Clients come back.
Fourth, fifth, seventh project with the same people. That is the part you cannot fake with a good first impression.
Honest advice.
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.
What I work with
The tools matter less than what they do for you, so here is both.
Building your site
Hand-built pages that load fast and work well on every phone.
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
PHP
Elementor
Selling online
Online stores with product options, checkout and payments.
WooCommerce
Taking work off your plate
Automations so forms, bookings and follow-ups run on their own.
n8n
Make.com
GoHighLevel
Staying in touch
Newsletters and automatic emails to your customers.
Mailchimp
MailerLite
MailPoet
On the coast, up early
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.
I work US hours, so you get replies while your day is still going.
Founded
2019
Websites built
800+
Rating
5.0 across 550+ reviews
Clients in
15+ countries
Education
BSc, Computer Science and Engineering
Don't take my word for it
Two of my clients were kind enough to record these.