Wordpress Developer

TOSI™ University | PostOp & Body Contouring Education

I helped Tai the owner of Tosi University to build their company website with WordPress. My responsibilities were:

- Design a custom website for Tosi University based on the custom instructions.
- Update contents based on the layouts
- Make sure everything on the website is easy to find and use
- Make sure everything is responsive and easy to navigate
- Keep the website safe from bad people who try to break it.
- Show them how to use their new website with instructions to update contents and images

IN3 Group - Intelligent Innovation & Integration

I helped IN3 company to build their website with WordPress. My responsibilities were:

-> Customize Avada theme
-> Code and design working solutions and troubleshoot system issues.
-> Analysis, design, build and implementation of end-to-end solution delivery.
-> Experienced PHP, JavaScript and CSS developer who understands application design, development, testing, deployment, and operations in WordPress environment.

HUB Montréal

I worked with their team on project basis Front End Development project.

My responsibilities were:

- Implement interactive, clear, modern web interfaces that facilitate an intuitive user journey through their website.
- Develop and maintain the frontend aspects of our website, ensuring high performance and seamless integration with their backend.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to gather requirements, design solutions, and implement new features and functionality.
- Translate UI/UX designs and wireframes into high-quality code leveraging modular and scalable components.
- Monitor and solve performance issues.
- Be a client expert and advocate – Deeply understand and represent the needs of developers as clients, and enhance and improve integration experiences based on research, usability testing, conversion data, and client feedback. Quickly resolve client issues as the business partner to the engineering teams.

Frontend Developer

Helping Busy Founders Turn Websites into Lead Machines | Fast & Clear WordPress Sites (Elementor, Divi, Avada)

Are you a founder embarrassed by your website?

Your website should help your startup grow.
Not make visitors leave confused.

Most founder websites struggle because they:

→ Don’t clearly show their value
→ Fail to convert leads
→ Make investors lose interest

That's hurting your growth.

I’m Sazzad.
I help founders build WordPress websites that grow their business.

No complicated tech. 
No fancy words. 
Just clear results.

Here's how I help you:
✅ Clearly show your startup’s value
✅ Build fast, mobile-friendly websites
✅ Design pages that turn visitors into leads
✅ Add smart tools that help you scale easily
✅ Make websites secure and easy to manage

Imagine this:
→ A website that clearly explains what you do.
→ A site that investors instantly trust.
→ A powerful website that brings you leads every day.

Ready for your website to boost your startup?

Follow me for simple website tips every founder needs.

Rest is not just sleep or breaks.

It gives you:
→ Better thinking
→ Steady focus
→ New ideas
→ A clear head

When I worked late nights, I thought pushing harder was the answer.

But my best work came after real sleep.

I was stuck on a problem for days.
Tried every angle.
Nothing clicked.

Then I rested.

Next morning, the answer was right there.
Ten minutes and it was done.

I used to think rest was lazy.
Now I know rest is when my mind works best.

That’s real progress for me.

Not all-nighters
Not grinding
Not skipping sleep
Not forcing myself through fatigue

Just the clarity that shows up after rest.

When people notice the calm, clean quality of your work, that’s real productivity.

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And that lesson bleeds into my work too.
The websites I build for founders are clean, simple, and built for clarity not chaos.

No noise. 
No heavy pages. 
Just a calm WordPress site that helps you think, move, and grow with less stress.

What’s one problem rest helped you solve?

Sazzad Hossain

If you want to establish a strong online presence, showcase your products or services, reach a wider audience, and enhance credibility you're going to need a professional website to grow your businesses.

▶️ What I Do: I specialize in creating WordPress websites that align with my clients' unique goals and objectives. From responsive design to seamless navigation, I ensure that every website I develop is visually appealing, user-friendly, and optimized for search engines.

▶️ Who I Serve: My clients come from various industries, including e-commerce, professional services, startups, and nonprofits. I work closely with entrepreneurs, small businesses, and organizations to understand their specific needs and tailor solutions that align with their brand identity, target audience, and business objectives.

▶️ How I Serve: I take a collaborative approach to every project, ensuring clear communication, efficient workflows, and timely delivery. By actively involving my clients throughout the development process, I ensure that their vision is translated into a high-quality, functional website. I strive to provide exceptional customer service, addressing queries promptly and offering ongoing support to maintain the website's performance and security.

🔷What Makes Me Unique: What sets me apart is my deep understanding of WordPress, coupled with my ability to blend creativity and technical expertise. I stay up-to-date with the latest industry trends, ensuring that my clients receive innovative solutions that give them a competitive edge. Moreover, my strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail enable me to tackle complex challenges effectively, delivering websites that exceed expectations.

🔷What Others Says: 

"Sazzad performed excellently on our website updates. His approach was marked by patience and a high level of professionalism. We anticipate utilizing his services again in the future. I recommend this supplier for your website and ecommerce stores." - Malcolm.

"I can't say enough about Sazzad. He accepted a very tight deadline and worked tirelessly to get what my business needed done. I even learned some things in the process. If you were considering him for a website, go for it!!!" - Jessica.

💠 If you're looking for a reliable WordPress developer who can bring your digital vision to life, I'd love to connect! Feel free to reach out, and let's discuss how we can collaborate to create an exceptional online presence for your business.

My Portfolio: https://sazzaddev.com/

I still see people telling founders to “wait until you grow a bit” before you build a real website.

That advice keeps your growth stuck.

Here is the problem:
→ You post on social.
→ You chase reach.
→ Then a good lead asks for your site.
→ You send a profile link or say “working on it”.
→ That one moment kills trust.

You do not need to “earn” a website.
You need a simple one so you can grow.

Here is the better way I learned:
→ Treat your site as step one, not step later.
→ Use social to send people there, not the other way around.

The strategy is simple.
One clear page.
One line on who you help.
One button to book or contact you.
Fast load.
Clean layout on mobile.

I did this with a founder who was only on Instagram.
We put up one focused WordPress page.
Same week, people stopped asking “what do you do again” and started booking calls already clear.

Growth did not “unlock” the website.
The website unlocked growth.

Your website should bring leads, not headaches.

Closing deals isn’t the real win in business.

Standing out means doing more than selling.

Here’s what changed my game:

1. Listen before you pitch
People remember who listens, not who talks.
➜ Ask about their biggest roadblock
➜ Take notes during every chat
➜ Repeat what they said in your words
➜ Wait a day before sending ideas
➜ Show you remember details

2. Give value with no strings
Help without keeping score.
➜ Share quick tips
➜ Connect them with people who can help
➜ Send tools they’ll actually use
➜ Cheer their wins online
➜ Don’t expect anything back

3. Stay in touch after the sale
Trust starts after payment.
➜ Check in often
➜ Remember birthdays or milestones
➜ Send something useful, not salesy
➜ Ask how things are going

4. Admit when you mess up
Mistakes don’t kill trust. Silence does.
➜ Own it fast
➜ Fix it right
➜ Follow up after
➜ Share what changed

5. Choose long-term over quick wins
Good clients become partners.
➜ Turn down bad fits
➜ Recommend others when needed
➜ Learn their goals
➜ Think ahead for them

The best business is built on trust, not tactics.

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If your website doesn’t build that same trust, let’s fix it.
I help founders and startups create clear WordPress sites that sell with honesty, not hype.

Which one of these five do you use most?

I went from 50 clients to 15 clients in one year… and still grew from 80K to 150K.

How?

I changed what “success” meant to me.

Two years ago, I chased every lead.
Now I chase the right fit.

Here’s what I do now:

1. I say no to bad fits
If they drain my time or mind, I pass.

2. I raise my prices
Higher rates bring people who take the work seriously.

3. I focus on real results
I work with clients who want real progress, not a quick patch.

4. I protect my calendar
Fewer clients lets me go deeper and do better work.

5. I choose peace over profit
A calm business beats chaos every time.

More clients used to feel like winning.
Fewer clients feels like freedom.

Success isn’t about volume.
It’s about working with the right people and doing your best work.

And this shift shaped my service too.

I help founders and startups build clean WordPress sites 
that attract the right clients, not random traffic.

Simple. Clear. Built for real growth, not noise.

What’s your definition of success today?

If your site doesn’t exist yet, your growth waits with it.

I learned that the hard way.
I kept telling myself I’d build my site after “one more” client project.
I was always busy.
So nothing changed.

We do this because waiting feels easier.
But waiting keeps your brand hidden.

Everything changed when I stopped overthinking pages and started thinking actions:
→ Make one clean page.
→ Keep the message simple.
→ Give people one button to press.

My steps were basic:
➡️ One line: who I help.
➡️ One button: book a call.
➡️ Remove anything extra.
➡️ Check speed and forms first.

That small move made me look real, fast.
No fancy tricks.
Just clarity.

Your goals are valid.
Your first page can be tiny.
Simple makes you visible.

What’s the one line your homepage should say today?

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