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Development studio · Registered in the UK

One desk.
Four disciplines.
No handoffs.

The person who scopes your project is the person who builds it. WordPress, Next.js with AI wired in properly, email that lands, and SEO that compounds — shipped by a small senior team, not passed down to juniors.

Free scoping. A straight answer within one working day — including “you don't need us for this” when that's the truth.

5.0★★★★★

Across 59 completed projects on Freelancer.com

99%
On time
Delivery record
98%
On budget
No scope creep
8 yrs
Freelancing
Since 2018
4
Continents
UK, US, AU, EU
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Sound familiar?

Most people don't arrive wanting a website. They arrive with a problem.

“The site takes eight seconds to load.”

UsuallyUsually twelve plugins, a page builder runtime, and unoptimised images fighting each other. Rarely the host, despite what the host says.

We doPlugin audit, query profiling, and a native theme — or a targeted rescue if a rebuild isn't warranted.

“We rank for our own name and nothing else.”

UsuallyPages are either not indexed, thin, or competing with each other for the same term. Search Console usually says so plainly once someone reads it.

We doTechnical audit first, then structure and content built around what people actually search.

“Our developer disappeared mid-build.”

UsuallyHalf-finished custom code, no documentation, and credentials nobody has. The most common project we inherit.

We doWe audit what exists before quoting, so you're not paying us to relearn it blind.

“We're doing this manually and it's eating the week.”

UsuallyA workflow that outgrew a spreadsheet — bookings, approvals, content production, reporting.

We doA Next.js application or custom plugin that does the repetitive part, with AI only where it earns its place.

What we build

WordPress Development

For teams who have outgrown page builders.

Custom themes and plugins written properly, not assembled from a marketplace. If your site has slowed to a crawl under twelve plugins and a builder, this is the way out — a build you can hand to any developer afterwards.

  • Custom themes built to your design, no builder dependency
  • WooCommerce stores with payment gateways wired in
  • LearnDash course platforms and membership sites
Typical
2–6 weeks
Stack
WordPress · WooCommerce · LearnDash
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Next.js & AI Development

Applications where AI does a job, not a demo.

React and Next.js applications with Claude or OpenAI wired into the product logic from the start — content pipelines, search, support, automation. If the AI could be removed without anyone noticing, it should not have been there.

  • Next.js App Router applications, server-rendered and fast
  • Claude and OpenAI integrations inside real product workflows
  • SaaS dashboards and internal tools
Typical
3–10 weeks
Stack
Next.js · React · TypeScript
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Email Marketing

Campaigns that reach the inbox, then get opened.

Deliverability first — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and list hygiene — because the best-written campaign is worthless in a spam folder. Then flows and newsletters built around what your customers actually do.

  • Deliverability audit and DNS setup (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
  • Automation flows: welcome, abandoned cart, re-engagement
  • Newsletter templates that render correctly everywhere
Typical
1–4 weeks
Stack
Klaviyo · Mailchimp · Drip
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SEO

Rankings that hold, not a one-month spike.

Technical foundations, on-page work, and content structure — in that order. We run this against our own news platform daily before recommending it to anyone, so the advice comes from a live site, not a course.

  • Technical audits: crawlability, indexation, Core Web Vitals
  • Schema markup and structured data
  • On-page optimisation and internal linking architecture
Typical
Ongoing, 3-month minimum
Stack
Google Search Console · GA4 · Screaming Frog
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Not sure which you need?

The honest version of the question we get asked most.

You don't need to arrive knowing whether it's a WordPress build, a Next.js application, or neither. Describe the outcome and we'll place it — here's roughly how that reasoning goes.

What are you actuallytrying to fix?Content changesweekly, by your teamThe product has logicno plugin can doIt already existsand it's brokenWordPress buildCustom theme, no page builder.You edit everything yourself.2–6 weeks.Next.js applicationCustom logic, AI, dashboards.Server-rendered and fast.3–10 weeks.Audit firstWe diagnose before quoting.Often cheaper than a rebuild.Days, not weeks.Every path ends the same way: code you own,documented, with no lock-in.

How it works

From first message to handover, without the agency theatre.

  1. Brief

    You send four lines: what, current state, deadline, rough budget.

    5 minutes

  2. Scope call

    We come back with what it actually takes — or tell you it isn't worth building.

    Within 1 working day

  3. Fixed quote

    One number, one timeline, written scope. No hourly meter, no scope creep.

    2–3 days

  4. Build in slices

    Weekly checkpoints on staging. You see working software, not status reports.

    2–10 weeks

  5. Launch & handover

    Deployed to infrastructure you own, documented so anyone can maintain it.

    Launch week

What you get

Included in every engagement, not sold as extras.

Fixed price, agreed first

One number and a written scope before any work begins. No hourly meter running in the background.

Code you fully own

No licences, no lock-in, no clause that makes us necessary next year. Repository and accounts handed over.

Staging before production

You review working software weekly on a real URL — not screenshots in a status email.

Written handover

Documentation on where to edit what, plus a walkthrough session so your team isn't dependent on us.

Core Web Vitals as standard

Performance isn't an upsell. Every build ships measured against real Lighthouse and field data.

Search Console configured

Indexing, sitemaps, and structured data set up at launch rather than bolted on when rankings don't appear.

Expectations, set honestly

SEO doesn't work the way it's sold to you.

Technical fixes land fast and then flatten. On-page work builds over a couple of months. Content and authority start slowest and end highest — which is exactly why the cheap monthly packages that only do the first one look great for six weeks and then stall.

We tell you which curve your money is buying before you spend it.

How we run SEO →
0255075100Wk 1Mo 1Mo 2Mo 3Mo 4Mo 5Mo 6Relative impact
  • Technical fixes
    Crawl, indexation, Core Web Vitals
  • On-page & structure
    Titles, schema, internal linking
  • Content & authority
    Depth, topical coverage, links

Illustrative model of how each type of work compounds — not a single client's results. It's why we ask for a three-month minimum: anyone promising rankings in week three is selling you the flat part of the green line.

Placing us

You're probably weighing three options. Here's where we sit.

What you're comparingKohenorFull agencyCheapest marketplace bid
Who writes your codeThe person you briefedA team you never meetUnknown, often subcontracted
Pricing modelFixed quote before work startsHourly, plus change requestsLow bid, then change fees
Typical first replyWithin one working dayAfter a sales call is bookedInstant, usually templated
What you own at the endAll code, docs, and accountsVaries — often their retainerWhatever survives handover
Page builder dependencyNone unless you want itWhatever their template usesAlmost always a builder
If it breaks in a yearAny developer can pick it upYou're back on the retainerFrequently a rebuild
Honest 'you don't need this'Said before you're invoicedRarely — scope is revenueNever

Middle and right columns describe common patterns, not any particular firm — plenty of agencies and freelancers are excellent. This is to help you place us.

Who you brief

Muhammad

Founder & Lead Developer

Top-rated full-stack developer and SEO strategist. Seven years building and shipping client work — WordPress and Next.js builds, AI integrations, and SEO programmes for businesses across the UK, US, Australia, and Europe.

More about the studio →
  • SEO & Digital Marketing

    2025

    Technical SEO, Core Web Vitals, schema, E-E-A-T, local SEO

  • HCIA Security

    2022

    Firewalls, VPNs, intrusion detection, risk assessment

  • HCIA Cloud Computing

    2021

    Virtualisation, cloud architecture, storage and networking

  • Education

    BS Information Technology — University of Education (2017–2021)

Client record

What 59 projects sound like

★★★★★
He is an outstanding and highly professional freelancer. He completed my project with the utmost care while communicating clearly and delivering the results of his work as impressive. He fully satisfied me with his performance and I truly appreciate his dedication.
Former Client
Custom WordPress E-Commerce Site
$200 USD
★★★★★
I am very impressed with Muhammad's exceptional quality email lists and his rapid acquisition process. His attention to detail ensured that each list is highly targeted, relevant, and of top-tier quality. His quick turnaround time significantly enhances our marketing campaigns' effectiveness.
Mike
Nutra & MMO Niche Email Lists
$350 USD
★★★★★
Muhammad demonstrated a deep understanding of both WordPress and LearnDash. He was able to seamlessly integrate the new site with our goals, ensuring functionality aligned perfectly. His technical skills were evident, and what truly stood out was the dedication to fit our unique requirements.
Josh
LearnDash Integration & Customization
$360 AUD

We run our own

Our SEO advice comes from a live newsroom, not a course.

Kohenor News is a Next.js publishing platform we built and run daily — automated pipelines, structured data, Search Console integration, and social distribution. Every technique we recommend gets tested against our own traffic first, which is a different thing from reading about it.

Visit Kohenor News
  • Automated RSS-to-article pipeline with AI drafting
  • Per-article Google index-status tracking
  • IndexNow push for Bing and Yandex
  • Auto-posting to five social platforms
  • Remote MCP server for AI-driven publishing

Before you write in

The questions people ask on the first call.

It depends entirely on scope, which is why we quote after understanding the work rather than publishing a price list that would be wrong for most people. What we commit to is a fixed number before you're invoiced — small rescue and audit work starts low, full builds are quoted per project, and ongoing SEO or email work runs monthly. Tell us your ballpark and we'll tell you honestly what's achievable inside it.

Question not here?

Use the live chat button in the corner — it reaches a person, not a bot, and you don't need to leave an email to start.

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Tell us what you're building. We'll tell you what it takes.

Four lines is enough: what you're building, where it stands now, when you need it, and a rough budget. You'll get scope, a timeline, and a straight recommendation — before any invoice exists.