Geetikas Giftex

An online sales platform for a company selling premium chocolates. They needed an entire ecommerce platform setup, from generating online sales to invoicing and custom delivery options. 

Ajamco Pharmaceuticals

A website for an upcoming pharmaceutical company. 

Asia Insurance Post

The client had run into problems with his previous website developer. The previous website had been running for almost 20 years and all the data had been just dumped into several old sql files and sent to the client carelessly. Not being a developer himself, he did not even know if the data in that sql dump was safe and secure, and if it could be retrieved properly.

I looked into the sql dumps, there were 20,000+ data entries of news articles which had different attributes like category, images, date of writing and publishing, tags and authors. All this data had to first be extracted, then decoded and then exported into a new complete sql file that could be used by WordPress. After that it was a simple task of building the entire website as I had done multiple times before.

The client also needed ads to be displayed on the website, which was a feature I added.

The Smiles From Miles

A shopping website that did not have the required documentation for getting a custom payment gateway. They provided services via WhatsApp and Instagram dms. Added custom WhatsApp and Instagram redirects on the website to minimize the steps required to take by a customer to make an order

The Policy Observer

A magazine website built using wordpress. The client wanted a custom panel that could be used by his authors, but did not want to give said authors administrative permissions. I used the Divi Builder Plugin alongside others to customize the website according to these requirements  

Vihang.in

This was an NGO that needed 2 websites. One for their business, and another registration page that saved data to a database that they could use later. I used django for both of the websites. Will attach GitHub link to both of these projects.

RPL

This was  a football group in Mumbai that played weekly leagues and wanted their stats to be displayed on a website. The hardest part here was to show a database properly on a webpage, with stats and everything ordered properly. The database needed to scroll both vertically and horizontally because it was huge. Solved the problem using CSS.