Wordpress Developer

TOSI™ University | PostOp & Body Contouring Education

I helped Tai the owner of Tosi University to build their company website with WordPress. My responsibilities were:

- Design a custom website for Tosi University based on the custom instructions.
- Update contents based on the layouts
- Make sure everything on the website is easy to find and use
- Make sure everything is responsive and easy to navigate
- Keep the website safe from bad people who try to break it.
- Show them how to use their new website with instructions to update contents and images

IN3 Group - Intelligent Innovation & Integration

I helped IN3 company to build their website with WordPress. My responsibilities were:

-> Customize Avada theme
-> Code and design working solutions and troubleshoot system issues.
-> Analysis, design, build and implementation of end-to-end solution delivery.
-> Experienced PHP, JavaScript and CSS developer who understands application design, development, testing, deployment, and operations in WordPress environment.

HUB Montréal

I worked with their team on project basis Front End Development project.

My responsibilities were:

- Implement interactive, clear, modern web interfaces that facilitate an intuitive user journey through their website.
- Develop and maintain the frontend aspects of our website, ensuring high performance and seamless integration with their backend.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to gather requirements, design solutions, and implement new features and functionality.
- Translate UI/UX designs and wireframes into high-quality code leveraging modular and scalable components.
- Monitor and solve performance issues.
- Be a client expert and advocate – Deeply understand and represent the needs of developers as clients, and enhance and improve integration experiences based on research, usability testing, conversion data, and client feedback. Quickly resolve client issues as the business partner to the engineering teams.

Frontend Developer

Helping Busy Founders Turn Websites into Lead Machines | Fast & Clear WordPress Sites (Elementor, Divi, Avada)

Are you a founder embarrassed by your website?

Your website should help your startup grow.
Not make visitors leave confused.

Most founder websites struggle because they:

→ Don’t clearly show their value
→ Fail to convert leads
→ Make investors lose interest

That's hurting your growth.

I’m Sazzad.
I help founders build WordPress websites that grow their business.

No complicated tech. 
No fancy words. 
Just clear results.

Here's how I help you:
✅ Clearly show your startup’s value
✅ Build fast, mobile-friendly websites
✅ Design pages that turn visitors into leads
✅ Add smart tools that help you scale easily
✅ Make websites secure and easy to manage

Imagine this:
→ A website that clearly explains what you do.
→ A site that investors instantly trust.
→ A powerful website that brings you leads every day.

Ready for your website to boost your startup?

Follow me for simple website tips every founder needs.

Rest is not just sleep or breaks.

It gives you:
→ Better thinking
→ Steady focus
→ New ideas
→ A clear head

When I worked late nights, I thought pushing harder was the answer.

But my best work came after real sleep.

I was stuck on a problem for days.
Tried every angle.
Nothing clicked.

Then I rested.

Next morning, the answer was right there.
Ten minutes and it was done.

I used to think rest was lazy.
Now I know rest is when my mind works best.

That’s real progress for me.

Not all-nighters
Not grinding
Not skipping sleep
Not forcing myself through fatigue

Just the clarity that shows up after rest.

When people notice the calm, clean quality of your work, that’s real productivity.

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And that lesson bleeds into my work too.
The websites I build for founders are clean, simple, and built for clarity not chaos.

No noise. 
No heavy pages. 
Just a calm WordPress site that helps you think, move, and grow with less stress.

What’s one problem rest helped you solve?

Sazzad Hossain

If you want to establish a strong online presence, showcase your products or services, reach a wider audience, and enhance credibility you're going to need a professional website to grow your businesses.

▶️ What I Do: I specialize in creating WordPress websites that align with my clients' unique goals and objectives. From responsive design to seamless navigation, I ensure that every website I develop is visually appealing, user-friendly, and optimized for search engines.

▶️ Who I Serve: My clients come from various industries, including e-commerce, professional services, startups, and nonprofits. I work closely with entrepreneurs, small businesses, and organizations to understand their specific needs and tailor solutions that align with their brand identity, target audience, and business objectives.

▶️ How I Serve: I take a collaborative approach to every project, ensuring clear communication, efficient workflows, and timely delivery. By actively involving my clients throughout the development process, I ensure that their vision is translated into a high-quality, functional website. I strive to provide exceptional customer service, addressing queries promptly and offering ongoing support to maintain the website's performance and security.

🔷What Makes Me Unique: What sets me apart is my deep understanding of WordPress, coupled with my ability to blend creativity and technical expertise. I stay up-to-date with the latest industry trends, ensuring that my clients receive innovative solutions that give them a competitive edge. Moreover, my strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail enable me to tackle complex challenges effectively, delivering websites that exceed expectations.

🔷What Others Says: 

"Sazzad performed excellently on our website updates. His approach was marked by patience and a high level of professionalism. We anticipate utilizing his services again in the future. I recommend this supplier for your website and ecommerce stores." - Malcolm.

"I can't say enough about Sazzad. He accepted a very tight deadline and worked tirelessly to get what my business needed done. I even learned some things in the process. If you were considering him for a website, go for it!!!" - Jessica.

💠 If you're looking for a reliable WordPress developer who can bring your digital vision to life, I'd love to connect! Feel free to reach out, and let's discuss how we can collaborate to create an exceptional online presence for your business.

My Portfolio: https://sazzaddev.com/

I started saying no more often.

Here’s what changed:
↳ My calendar got lighter
↳ My head felt clear again
↳ My energy came back
↳ My real goals moved
↳ People respected me more
↳ The guilt faded
↳ My confidence grew quietly

Saying no isn’t rude.
It’s focus.

It’s knowing what matters and protecting it.

Real confidence doesn’t explain itself.
It doesn’t rush to please.
It doesn’t say yes out of fear.

The loudest person in the room isn’t always the sure one.
The quiet one often is.

They know their worth.
They guard their time.
They pick their fights with care.

Every no to the wrong thing is a yes to the right thing.
Every boundary you hold gives you power back.

No isn’t a bad word.
It’s a tool.

Have you started saying no more? What changed for you?

Closing deals isn’t the real win in business.

Standing out means doing more than selling.

Here’s what changed my game:

1. Listen before you pitch
People remember who listens, not who talks.
➜ Ask about their biggest roadblock
➜ Take notes during every chat
➜ Repeat what they said in your words
➜ Wait a day before sending ideas
➜ Show you remember details

2. Give value with no strings
Help without keeping score.
➜ Share quick tips
➜ Connect them with people who can help
➜ Send tools they’ll actually use
➜ Cheer their wins online
➜ Don’t expect anything back

3. Stay in touch after the sale
Trust starts after payment.
➜ Check in often
➜ Remember birthdays or milestones
➜ Send something useful, not salesy
➜ Ask how things are going

4. Admit when you mess up
Mistakes don’t kill trust. Silence does.
➜ Own it fast
➜ Fix it right
➜ Follow up after
➜ Share what changed

5. Choose long-term over quick wins
Good clients become partners.
➜ Turn down bad fits
➜ Recommend others when needed
➜ Learn their goals
➜ Think ahead for them

The best business is built on trust, not tactics.

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If your website doesn’t build that same trust, let’s fix it.
I help founders and startups create clear WordPress sites that sell with honesty, not hype.

Which one of these five do you use most?

I went from 50 clients to 15 clients in one year… and still grew from 80K to 150K.

How?

I changed what “success” meant to me.

Two years ago, I chased every lead.
Now I chase the right fit.

Here’s what I do now:

1. I say no to bad fits
If they drain my time or mind, I pass.

2. I raise my prices
Higher rates bring people who take the work seriously.

3. I focus on real results
I work with clients who want real progress, not a quick patch.

4. I protect my calendar
Fewer clients lets me go deeper and do better work.

5. I choose peace over profit
A calm business beats chaos every time.

More clients used to feel like winning.
Fewer clients feels like freedom.

Success isn’t about volume.
It’s about working with the right people and doing your best work.

And this shift shaped my service too.

I help founders and startups build clean WordPress sites 
that attract the right clients, not random traffic.

Simple. Clear. Built for real growth, not noise.

What’s your definition of success today?

I remember my first $200 client.

They emailed me 33 times.

I was wiped out and kept thinking, “why does this feel harder than my $2,000 clients?”

But I kept saying yes to low prices.
Because I was scared to lose chances.

Then one month I tracked my time.

→ Low-budget clients burned 3x more energy.
→ More revisions.
→ More questions.
→ More stress.

That’s when it hit me: price isn’t just money.
Price is a filter.

That shift helped me work with people who respect my work and treat me right.

Now I price for the right fit, not the most fits.

Here’s what changed when I raised my rates:
✅ Clients trusted my process
✅ Fewer revision rounds
✅ Better results
✅ More energy for real work
✅ Stronger relationships

If you feel drained or stuck with clients who take too much, remember this: your price sets the tone.

It’s not always easy. But it’s worth it.

What’s stopping you from charging what you’re really worth?

I lost $2,000 in one week.

Because I trusted a handshake.

A client said yes to my proposal.
We talked timelines.
We talked deliverables.
They sounded excited.

I started right away.

Then nothing.
No emails.
No calls.
Gone.

Here’s what skipping a deposit cost me:
→ 40 hours of wasted work
→ $2,000 gone
→ Two weeks of schedule chaos
→ My team questioning my judgment

Getting clients isn’t just sales and good calls.

It’s about:
→ Setting boundaries
→ Protecting your time
→ Valuing your skill
→ Respecting your team

Now I follow one rule:
No deposit, no work.
No exceptions.

A new client told me last week, “Your deposit requirement made me take this seriously.”
It showed him I value what I do.

That’s what boundaries are.

Not being hard.
Not losing trust.
Not scaring clients away.
Not acting cold.

It’s shared respect.
It’s real commitment.

When clients pay upfront, they show up.
They respond faster.
They care more.
They act like partners.

What’s one business mistake that cost you money? Drop it below.

If sending your site link makes you worry it might slow down, that’s a real sign something is off.

Founders tell me this a lot.
They love how the site looks, but they don’t trust how it runs.
And when you don’t trust your own page, it shows.
You share it less.
You hold back.
You hope people “give it a second.”

I’ve been there.
I remember tapping on sites I built and feeling that small pause.
The page looked fine, but it felt heavy.
That small delay made me think twice about my own work.

Then I learned this:
People don’t wait.
If the page hangs, they leave.
And the fear you feel?
They feel it too.

So I started building a simple fix.
→ Cut extra plugins.
→ Clean old scripts.
→ Make images small.
→ Keep the top part of the page light.
→ Test on real phones, not perfect tools.
→ Once the page gets light, everything else feels calm.

Clients tell me the same thing after the fix:
→ “It feels safe to send my site now.”
→ That one change is huge.
→ More people stay.
→ More forms get filled.
→ More calls come in.
→ And the owner feels steady again.

If your page feels heavy, you don’t need a whole new site.

You just need it clean and quick so you can share it without fear.

The reason your website feels dead is not traffic or SEO.
It is the path your visitor walks.

People land on the site.
They scroll once.
They leave.

You feel stuck because:
- People say the site looks nice but never book
- New offers sit on old pages that still confuse
- You keep adding sections that make the page heavy

Most think the problem is:
- “I just need more traffic.”
- “I need better colors.”
- “A new logo will fix it.”

That is not it.
The real problem is a broken flow.
No clear start.
No clear next step.
No clear ask.

So visitors think.
They pause.
They bounce.
Your ads waste money.
Your time on content feels lost.

Now picture a site that feels like a guided tour.
One offer.
One key path.
One simple action on each page.
This alone turns views into calls.

First step.
Open your home page and ask:
“What exact action do I want a stranger to take here?”
If you cannot answer in one line, the flow is broken.

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I help founders with clean WordPress websites that guide visitors from click to call.
This month I am opening 5 spots for a free Flow Check.

Comment FLOW or send me a DM if you want one.

Your website should bring leads not headaches
If this helped, repost it so more founders fix their broken site flow.

I said yes to everything.

And my timeline doubled.

A client kept delaying content. 
I kept waiting. 
The project dragged on for months.

Here’s what I learned the hard way:

→ 1. Unclear scope drains you
- Set real deadlines from day one
- Say exactly what you need
- Put it all in writing

→ 2. Waiting costs you money
- Every delay pushed back paid work
- I lost three new projects while I waited
- My income dropped even though I stayed “patient”

→ 3. Saying yes feels safe but isn’t
- I was scared to lose the client
- That fear kept me stuck
- No client is worth your peace

→ 4. Boundaries protect good work
- I now ask for content upfront or I pause
- Clear timelines help both sides
- Saying no early saves the project later

That’s it.

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