A full e-commerce system — storefront, admin backend, payments, and the search-growth work that comes after — built and run by one team, not handed off between three.
Not a template we fill in — a sequence we've run enough times to know where projects actually go wrong if a step gets skipped.
Product catalog structure, delivery zones, payment methods, and what "done" actually looks like for your business — mapped before a single line of code.
PlanningLaravel + MySQL admin system: products, categories, orders, customers, inventory — and a permissions-based back office your staff can actually run day to day, not just you.
BackendA Tailwind-based storefront, built mobile-first and tuned for Core Web Vitals from day one — layout shift, load time, and image handling get fixed before launch, not months after customers notice.
FrontendbKash, Nagad, and card payments; Facebook Pixel and Conversions API; Google Merchant Center feeds — wired in and tested with real transactions, not sandbox data.
Backend + FrontendReal devices, real checkout runs, real load testing — before your first customer ever sees it.
QASchema markup, sitemaps, keyword-driven content, and technical fixes — the work that turns a finished store into a store people actually find on Google. This stage doesn't end at launch.
OngoingThe same stack across every store we build — not because it's trendy, but because it's what we know how to keep fast and fix quickly when something breaks.
Furniture Plus — a live furniture & office-chair store in Bangladesh. Numbers below are from the actual audit, not a projection.
Most agencies hand over a finished site and stop. The store looks right in the demo, and then nobody touches it again until something breaks.
We build stage 06 — growth and SEO — into the engagement from the start, not as an upsell after launch. That means someone is watching Search Console, fixing what's actually slowing pages down, and shipping content aimed at the searches your customers are typing, for as long as you want a partner doing it.
Tell us what you're selling and how it's sold today — we'll map the same six stages to your actual business before we write anything.
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