I turn WordPress into whatever the business actually needs.
Custom plugins, WooCommerce workflows, headless Next.js frontends and SaaS dashboards,
built to be fast, secure and easy to maintain.
Portfolio | WordPress.org | Naimur Dev Store | LinkedIn | Email
I am Naimur Rahman Nahid, a WordPress developer and full-stack web developer from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
I started building for clients in November 2021. 4+ years and 300+ projects later, across 10+ countries, I have learned one thing: most businesses do not need another theme or another plugin stack. They need something that fits the way they actually work. That is what I build, through Fiverr, Upwork, Kwork and direct partnerships.
When I am not building for clients, I am shipping my own products. Three of my plugins are live on WordPress.org, and more live at Naimur Dev Store.
Code does not lie. This is what the work looks like, updated automatically.
Years buildingsince Nov 2021 |
Projectsdelivered |
Countrieswith clients |
Pluginson WordPress.org |
For: sites that need to do more than show pagesCustom themes, plugins, hooks and filters, admin tools and third-party integrations. |
For: stores that need to fit the businessCustom checkout, My Account, order and payment flows, digital products and business rules. |
For: features no plugin does quite rightProduction-ready plugins built to WordPress.org standards and easy to maintain. |
For: frontends that should feel like an appWordPress or WooCommerce backend, Next.js frontend, WPGraphQL and REST APIs. |
For: tools that run the businessDashboards, licensing and API-key systems, booking systems and internal tools. |
For: sites that should load fast and rank betterCore Web Vitals, speed optimization, clean markup and on-page technical SEO. |
These are not demos. They are free, public and listed on the official WordPress.org directory.
See all my plugins on WordPress.org
WordPress WooCommerce PHP Authentication
The problem: fake and mistyped email addresses at signup. The fix: customers confirm their email with a one-time password before an account is created. Includes custom email templates, Google reCAPTCHA and Cloudflare Turnstile support, activity logs and a responsive OTP modal. 
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WordPress WooCommerce PHP API Integration
The problem: Cash on Delivery orders that never get accepted, a costly issue for Bangladeshi eCommerce. The fix: checks a buyer's courier delivery history by phone number, shows success rates and order-level risk alerts, and can hide Cash on Delivery for high-risk buyers automatically.
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WordPress WooCommerce PHP UI/UX
The problem: the default WooCommerce My Account page looks dated. The fix: a modern card-based dashboard with a gradient sidebar and icon navigation, responsive on every device.
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Digital Products Plugins Themes
Where my plugins, themes and developer tools are sold and supported. 
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SaaS Licensing API
Every paid product needs a way to issue, validate and manage licenses. I built my own SaaS panel for it. |
Page builders are great until the project outgrows them. That is where most of my interesting work happens:
| Layer | What I work with |
|---|---|
| Architecture | Headless WordPress / WooCommerce backend with a Next.js frontend |
| Data | WPGraphQL and the WordPress REST API |
| Accounts | Custom login, account and session flows |
| Sync | Webhooks and on-demand revalidation so updates go live instantly |
| Commerce | Payment, order and digital product delivery workflows |
| Apps | Dashboards and SaaS apps, including Supabase-backed tools |
| Integrations | Courier services, email delivery, CAPTCHA, payment gateways |
| Practice | In detail |
|---|---|
| Standards | Written against the WordPress Coding Standards |
| Security | Nonces, capability checks, sanitized input, escaped output |
| i18n | Translation-ready with proper text domains |
| Settings | Stored through WordPress APIs, never hardcoded |
| Performance | Scripts and styles loaded only on the pages that need them |
| Maintainability | Readable, documented code the next developer will not curse at |
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1. Understand | Your goals, your current setup, your constraints |
| 2. Plan | Architecture, scope, timeline and deliverables agreed up front |
| 3. Build | Staged development with regular progress updates |
| 4. Test | Functional, responsive and cross-browser checks |
| 5. Launch | Deployment, configuration and handover notes |
| 6. Support | 1 month of free post-launch fixes on client projects, maintenance after that if you need it |
Frontend
Backend & APIs
Platforms & Data
WordPress Builders
| Built for production Not just for the demo. |
One focused solution Instead of five plugins fighting each other. |
| Speed is part of the plan Not an afterthought. |
Clear communication You always know where the project stands. |
| I do not disappear after launch Post-launch support is part of every client project. |
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- New WordPress and WooCommerce plugins
- Growing Naimur Dev Store and its licensing infrastructure
- Headless WordPress builds with Next.js
- SaaS products and custom dashboards
support@naimurrahmannahid.com | Dhaka, Bangladesh | GMT+6
Tell me what you are trying to build. I will tell you honestly how I would build it,
how long it would take, and whether you even need custom code at all.
