Slide 1 of 4: Subham Sharma / Software + Web Developer / India
- Strategy to handover
- Responsive, accessible builds
- Front end + back end
- Direct collaboration with the developer
- Alfordz International
- Law Chambers India
- Studio Gruhl
- J.C. Chaudhry
- Suva
- SiteCraft
- ConvertBrio
- Being Ajayya
- Live Internet Speed
Selected website work
One build at a time, shown in full.
Nine live websites. Each screenshot is the real homepage, top to bottom, inside a fixed browser stage that tours itself and hands off to the next project.
Education and healthcare pathways
Alfordz International
A multilingual admissions and career-support platform for European medicine, UK nursing, exam preparation, visas, and interviews.
01/09
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Services
Four pillars, one developer accountable for all of them.
Each pillar starts from a business need. Technologies are how it gets built, not the headline.
You need a website or web application that loads fast, reads clearly, and turns visitors into enquiries.
Web Development
Marketing sites, portals, and full-stack web applications — built responsive, accessible, and maintainable from the first commit.
What it includes
- Marketing and corporate websites
- Responsive front-end development
- Full-stack web applications
- Custom portals and dashboards
- eCommerce and catalogue experiences
- WordPress theme and plugin development
Representative technologies
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript
- React and Next.js
- Node.js
- WordPress, WooCommerce, and PHP
- REST and GraphQL APIs
01Web Development
You need a website or web application that loads fast, reads clearly, and turns visitors into enquiries.
Marketing sites, portals, and full-stack web applications — built responsive, accessible, and maintainable from the first commit.
- Marketing and corporate websites
- Responsive front-end development
- Full-stack web applications
- Custom portals and dashboards
- eCommerce and catalogue experiences
- WordPress theme and plugin development
02Software & Product Development
You have an operational problem or a product idea that needs to be defined, built, and shipped as working software.
Product discovery through to SaaS, internal tools, dashboards, and APIs — scoped around the smallest strong release that proves value.
- Product discovery and requirements analysis
- SaaS and MVP development
- Custom business software
- Workflow tools and operational dashboards
- Node.js back-end applications and APIs
- Python applications, automation, data processing, and integrations
03Mobile Applications
You need an Android or iOS experience that stays consistent with the rest of your product and is ready for the store.
Mobile-first product design and API-connected app experiences, prepared for store launch and post-launch iteration.
- Android and iOS application development
- Cross-platform app development
- Mobile-first product design and prototyping
- API-connected mobile experiences
- Notifications, media, submissions, and offline-friendly workflows
- Store-launch preparation and post-launch iteration
04Launch, Optimisation & Support
You have something live — or nearly live — and need it to be fast, accessible, findable, and safely maintained.
Technical planning, QA, accessibility and performance work, deployment, monitoring, documentation, and ongoing iteration.
- Technical planning and architecture review
- Responsive and cross-browser QA
- Accessibility and performance improvement
- Technical SEO and structured metadata
- Hosting, deployment, monitoring, and analytics
- Security and privacy fundamentals
Not sure which pillar you need?
Describe the problem and I'll tell you what the build actually involves — and whether I'm the right person for it.
How I think
Diagnose the problem before choosing the stack.
A short point of view that shapes every project, whatever the technology.
Understand before building.
Define the user, business problem, constraints, and success criteria first.
Choose technology for the product.
Select architecture and tools based on maintainability, performance, and scale rather than fashion.
Finish with ownership.
Launch with documentation, analytics, training, and a clear iteration plan.
Delivery process
Eight stages, nothing hidden.
Scope, design, engineering, and launch decisions stay visible — then the build is handed over documented and ready to operate.
- Discovery: Goals, audiences, constraints, stakeholders, and success criteria.
- Content and architecture: Content audit, sitemap, feature list, data model, and user journeys.
- UX and visual system: Wireframes, prototypes, typography, colour, components, and accessibility.
- Technical planning: Stack, hosting, integrations, security, analytics, and deployment workflow.
- Responsive build: Front end, back end, CMS, forms, APIs, mobile behaviour, and performance.
- Content and SEO: Migration, metadata, structured content, redirects, and search readiness.
- QA and acceptance: Functional, responsive, browser, accessibility, security, and performance tests.
- Launch and handover: Production deployment, monitoring, training, documentation, and iteration backlog.
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