Services / eCommerce Development
eCommerce stores built to sell, not just to look good.
I'm Hassan Raza, a senior full-stack developer with 5+ years and 100+ projects. Pretty stores that load slowly, break at checkout, and show zero trust signals don't sell. I build stores engineered around the one metric that matters: completed purchases.
- Years experience
- 5+
- Years experience
- Projects delivered
- 100+
- Projects delivered
- Upwork JSS
- 100%
- Upwork JSS
- Happy clients
- 80+
- Happy clients
01.
Why stores leak revenue
The pattern repeats: a store looks fine, traffic arrives, and sales don't follow. The culprits are almost always the same — pages that take four seconds to load, a checkout with too much friction, no reviews visible where the buying decision happens, and mobile layouts that were clearly an afterthought.
Each of these is fixable, and each fix compounds. A faster store with visible social proof and a one-page checkout doesn't just look better — it converts measurably better. That's what I optimize for.
02.
What I build
Custom Laravel stores
Full control over every pixel and every workflow — unique pricing, B2B quoting, custom checkout logic that platforms can't do.
WooCommerce builds
WordPress-based stores done properly: fast themes, clean architecture, no plugin spaghetti that breaks on update day.
Shopify customization
Theme development, custom apps, and checkout extensions that make Shopify behave the way your business needs.
Payment gateways
Stripe, PayPal, JazzCash, Easypaisa — full flows including webhooks, refunds, and failed-payment recovery.
Review & trust automation
Auto-pulled Google and Facebook reviews displayed where buying decisions happen — I built exactly this for a US home renovation client, turning reputation into a 24/7 sales tool.
Speed optimization
Core Web Vitals audits with before/after numbers. Image pipelines, caching, and code cleanup in order of conversion impact.
03.
How we'll work
- 01
Scoping — free call
Your products, your margins, your customers. We decide custom vs. platform honestly, then fix the scope and price.
- 02
Design & build
Mobile-first, conversion-first. You review a staging store with real products, not lorem ipsum placeholders.
- 03
Payments & trust
Gateways tested end-to-end (including refunds), reviews wired in, analytics and pixels verified.
- 04
Launch & handover
Speed baseline recorded, docs and training delivered, and a support window while your first real orders flow through.
04.
Stack I reach for
05.
Stores that perform
"Excellent professional. Guaranteed speed and professionalism. He followed me from start to finish respecting every term and request. A pleasure to work with."
Top Rated on Upwork with a 100% Job Success Score, trusted by clients across the US, Europe, and Asia. When your store is your revenue, you want the person who treats checkout bugs like emergencies — because they are.
06.
Questions, answered
Custom store or Shopify — which is right for us?
Shopify wins when you want to launch fast with standard needs and minimal maintenance. Custom (Laravel/WooCommerce) wins when you need unique checkout flows, complex pricing, deep ERP integrations, or you refuse to pay monthly platform fees forever. I'll recommend based on your margins and roadmap — I've built on all of them, so I have no horse in the race.
Which payment gateways do you integrate?
Stripe and PayPal for international sales; JazzCash and Easypaisa for Pakistan; plus regional gateways on request. I handle the full flow — checkout, webhooks, refunds, and failed-payment recovery — not just the 'pay now' button.
Can you speed up my slow store?
Usually, dramatically. Slow stores are almost always fixable: unoptimized images, render-blocking scripts, bloated themes, missing caching. I audit with real Core Web Vitals data, fix in order of impact, and show you before/after numbers. Speed isn't vanity — every second of load time costs you conversions.
Do you handle product uploads and SEO basics?
Yes. Clean URL structures, product schema markup (so prices and ratings show in Google), meta templates, XML sitemaps, and image optimization come standard. I'll also set up the review pipeline — like the auto-pulled Google and Facebook reviews I built for a US home renovation client, turning reputation into a 24/7 sales tool.
What does an eCommerce site cost?
A solid WooCommerce/Shopify build runs $2,000–$6,000; a custom Laravel store with unique workflows runs $6,000+. Speed optimization or checkout fixes on an existing store are smaller fixed-price engagements. Fixed quote after a free scoping call, always.
Let's build the store your products deserve.
A free scoping call. Bring your catalog and your goals — you'll leave with a platform recommendation, a fixed quote, and an honest read on what'll move your conversion rate.
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