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Portfolio: Web Design, Development and SEO Case Studies

This portfolio holds 16 documented case studies: 14 live websites and web apps we designed and built, and 2 SEO projects measured in Google Search Console. Each one shows the client, the brief and what was done, with a link to open it and judge it yourself.

  • Live sites, not mockups
  • Real Search Console data
  • WordPress, Next.js and Node.js builds
  • Bangladesh, Canada, the US and India
Portfolio illustration: an online store with product cards in a browser, a service booking calendar behind it, the same store on a phone, and a search bar over a rising orange chart for SEO results

Case studies

Website and SEO case studies, fully documented

Open a project in this portfolio for its case study: the client, the brief, what was done, and screens from the live site or from Search Console. Then open the site itself on your phone.

Websites and web apps

Web design and development builds, from WordPress and WooCommerce stores to custom Next.js and Node.js web apps.

How to read it

How to read this portfolio

Each case study in this portfolio explains the client's business, the job the site or the SEO work had to do, and the decisions that followed. It is more than a screenshot, so you can judge whether the same thinking fits your project.

Two things to check on every site you open. First, mobile responsive web design: open it on your phone, not your laptop, because that is where most customers will see it. Second, the calls to action: does the phone number dial, does the WhatsApp button open a chat, does the quote form work? A web page design that looks good and fails those checks is decoration, and no web design portfolio should hide it.

For the SEO case studies, check the date range and the source. Every figure comes from the client's Google Search Console for the stated weeks: clicks are visits from Google, impressions are how often the site appeared in results. Search a phrase from the case study yourself and see where the site shows up today.

Everything here was built and optimised by Selimuzzaman Afridi at WebDesignerBD, mostly on WordPress and WooCommerce, for clients in Bangladesh and abroad. Nothing is invented: where a result is not verified, it is not claimed, and a project appears only once the client has confirmed it.

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At a glance

  • Case studies16 confirmed projects
  • Website builds14 sites and web apps
  • SEO case studies2, with Search Console data
  • PlatformsWordPress, WooCommerce, Next.js, Node.js
  • CountriesBangladesh, Canada, the US, India
  • Every projectMobile-first, search-ready, real CTAs
  • Built bySelimuzzaman Afridi

Standard

What every site here includes

Responsive web design is the minimum, not the selling point. These six things are in every website above, whatever the budget.

Mobile responsive web design

Designed on a phone screen first and scaled up, because most Bangladeshi visitors — and most of the clients' customers abroad — arrive on a phone.

Real calls to action

Phone numbers dial, WhatsApp buttons open a chat, forms deliver. No href="#" anywhere — the old site's most expensive mistake.

Search-ready from launch

Titles, headings, schema, sitemap, fast pages, and Search Console connected before the site goes live.

Speed on mobile data

WebP images with explicit sizes, minimal plugins, caching — checked on a mid-range Android over 4G, not on office Wi-Fi.

Owner-editable

WordPress builds use sensible templates and locked global styles, and are handed over with a recorded walkthrough in Bangla or English.

Fixed quote, direct developer

Every project was scoped and priced in writing first, and built by the person the client talked to.

Patterns

Web page design decisions you will see repeated

Look across the projects and the same decisions repeat, because they work. One page per service or category, never one crowded page.

The call to action — quote, call, WhatsApp, buy — sits above the fold on a phone, not hidden under a slider. Real photos of the business, the team, and the products replace stock filler. And in Bangladesh, a Bangla or bilingual layout goes wherever the customers think in Bangla.

The second pattern is restraint. Every WordPress site here was built with a lean theme, a short plugin list, and images sized for the screen. That is the unglamorous side of web page design that decides whether a site loads in two seconds or eight on mobile data. Speed is not a feature that was added later; it is how the sites were built.

The third is handover. Each WordPress client can edit their own site, because a site the owner cannot change goes stale. That is why these sites stay current after launch: the owners update prices, photos, and offers themselves, on sites built to survive their edits. If that is how you want yours built, the web development hub explains each service, and the pricing page publishes starting prices.

Illustration of web page design patterns: a phone showing a business website with a real shop photo and call, chat and quote buttons above the fold, a speed gauge, and a pencil editing a photo

FAQ

Questions buyers ask about the work

What buyers ask when they are comparing developers.

What does this portfolio cover?

Two of our three services. Website builds — business sites, online stores, landing pages, a news portal and custom web apps — under web design and development, and SEO case studies measured in Google Search Console. Mobile app development has no published case study yet; one will be added once a client app is confirmed for publishing.

Why are only some client projects shown?

Because only projects where the client, scope, and permission to publish are confirmed are shown. More client work will be added as each client confirms — work shown here is only useful if everything in it is checkable.

Can I see the mobile version of each site?

Open any live site on your phone — that is the honest test of mobile responsive web design. Resize your browser window on desktop for a quick preview, but judge on a real phone.

Do you publish results or metrics for each project?

Only when they are verified. The SEO case studies use the client's own Google Search Console figures with the exact date range stated. The website case studies describe what each site had to do and what was built; none of them invents traffic, ranking, or revenue numbers.

What platforms are the projects built on?

Mostly WordPress, with WooCommerce for stores and Elementor for layout — see WordPress development for how they are built lean. Custom code is used where a project needs it: the BlueGuard home-cleaning and snow sites, Made by Roshni and Priyo's World are custom Next.js builds, and the SRK Proxy store is a custom Node.js web app.

Do you build sites like mine?

Probably. The case studies cover service businesses in Canada, online stores in Bangladesh and India, a US product funnel, a Bangla news portal, a home bakery and proxy marketplaces. See business websites and ecommerce websites for what each build includes, or local SEO if your site already exists.

Can I contact a client as a reference?

The featured sites are live and public, which is the most reliable reference: open them, test the buttons, place a test order. Where a client has agreed to be contacted, we will connect you on request.

How does a project get added here?

After launch, with the client's permission, and with a write-up of the client's business, the job the site had to do, and what was built. An SEO case study is added only once there are enough weeks of Search Console data to show a real trend.

What does responsive web design mean in practice here?

One site that adapts to every screen: layouts that reflow, images that resize with explicit dimensions so nothing jumps, tap targets sized for thumbs, and text readable without zooming. Every website above is built that way.

A page of past work is only as honest as its weakest claim, so this one makes few: 14 documented builds you can open right now, 2 SEO results with their Search Console source, and no invented numbers. If your project is a new site, a store, or a site that needs to rank, message us with what it has to do and get a straight answer.

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