Hey devs! 👋 I'm Ali Hamza, a passionate and experienced web developer with a strong foundation in HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, PHP, and WordPress—especially with Elementor. I also have hands-on experience with Shopify and building responsive, high-performance websites from scratch.
🔧 What I Do
Over the years, I've had the opportunity to work on a wide range of web projects—everything from custom-coded landing pages to dynamic eCommerce websites.
Here’s a quick snapshot of what I specialize in:
✅ Custom WordPress Development using Elementor and custom themes
✅ Shopify Store Design and custom tweaks
✅ Pixel-perfect HTML/CSS based on Figma or PSD designs
✅ Responsive Design using media queries and Bootstrap
✅ Performance Optimization via CSS/JS minification and best practices
✅ Email Signature Templates (custom-designed and cross-client compatible)
🔗 Projects I’ve Worked On
Here are a couple of live sites I’ve recently developed:
Gadgetize – WordPress site built with Elementor for a tech and gadget brand.
Alkamal Store – A WordPress-based eCommerce site with full customization.
💠Why I Love What I Do
Whether it’s turning a design mockup into a fully responsive website or solving a tricky layout bug, I enjoy every part of the development process. Writing clean code, optimizing performance, and ensuring mobile responsiveness are things I genuinely care about.
🧠Let's Connect
If you're working on something exciting and need a reliable frontend/backend dev or just want to geek out about web performance, feel free to reach out or drop a comment below!
Top comments (1)
Working across both WordPress and Shopify is a genuinely underrated skill — most devs pick one ecosystem and stay there, so being fluent in both opens up a lot of interesting client situations.
One thing I've run into a lot when clients have both a WordPress site and a Shopify store is that they want their WordPress blog content to show up in their Shopify store without rebuilding anything. For that I built WP Simple WordPress Feed (apps.shopify.com/simple-wordpress-post-feed) — it pulls the RSS feed from any WordPress site and surfaces posts inside Shopify. Saves a lot of the "should we migrate the blog?" conversation.
Also relevant to your Shopify store design work: Eye Catching (apps.shopify.com/beautiful-brands) handles product image background standardization and overlays without needing to touch every image manually. Useful when onboarding clients who have years of inconsistently shot product photos.
(Disclosure: I built both of these apps.) Nice work on the journey post — always good to see devs who've navigated both ecosystems seriously.