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Meet the developer behind the work.

Webostics brings practical development and learning together: websites, storefronts and applications built with attention to how people use them.

Saad Ahmad
SAAD AHMAD / WEBOSTICS
YOUR DEVELOPER AT WEBOSTICS

Saad Ahmad

Full-stack web, e-commerce & mobile app developer

I build Shopify storefronts, WordPress websites and Android applications. My strongest foundations are HTML, CSS, JavaScript—particularly jQuery—PHP and Shopify Liquid.

From a Figma design to a working storefront, I focus on responsive layouts, clear interactions and reusable code. My mobile work includes School Van Tracking, built with React Native, a Laravel backend and Next.js.

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HANDS-ON DEVELOPMENT

What I bring to your project.

Shopify & e-commerce

Liquid, JSON templates, sections and blocks, theme settings, metafields, product and collection pages, and AJAX cart interactions.

Shopify development ↗

Websites & front-end

Figma-to-website implementation, HTML, CSS and JavaScript/jQuery, plus WordPress and WooCommerce layouts, custom styling, forms and plugin integrations.

Website development ↗

Mobile applications

Android app development with React Native, supported by Laravel backend work and Next.js within the application stack.

Mobile development ↗
EXPLORE THE WORK

From storefronts to mobile apps.

Browse the current projects here on Webostics, with each project attributed to Saad Ahmad.

SHOPIFY / LIQUID

Co-Museum

Full website development, translating a Figma design into a Shopify storefront with reusable sections and responsive layouts.

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ANDROID / REACT NATIVE

School Van Tracking

A published Android app for school-van location tracking and pickup/drop-off notifications, using React Native, Laravel and Next.js.

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A practical way of working.

We start with your site, design or idea and agree the requirements. I build reusable sections or editable pages, test the important journeys on mobile and desktop, then explain the changes at handover.

  • Start with the problem and the people using the result.
  • Choose tools that fit the scope and can be maintained.
  • Review the work in clear, manageable steps.
  • Plan testing, handover and deployment early.
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