WordPress developer · Remote
I develop WordPress themes & plugins.
Custom themes, plugins and WooCommerce stores, built from Figma with clean PHP, JavaScript and Git. 5+ years across three teams, including premium ThemeForest themes developed at Quomodosoft.
Clean, standards-based code, fast load times, and a theme your team can actually edit. I turn Figma designs and project briefs into responsive WordPress builds, delivered on schedule.
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01 / About
Clean code, built to be maintained.
I’m R A Milon, a WordPress developer in Dinajpur, Bangladesh, working remotely. I’ve built with WordPress since 2019: custom themes, plugins and WooCommerce stores, and Figma designs turned into responsive, high-performance themes.
At Quomodosoft I developed and maintained premium themes and plugins released on ThemeForest and WordPress.org. I also contribute to the open-source aDirectory plugin and translate WordPress projects into Bengali. Today I work remotely as a Web Developer at Nexalance.
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aDirectory
A lightweight directory, classified-ads and job-board plugin for WordPress, with Elementor widgets and hooks for developers. I’m a listed contributor.
300+ active installs4.7 / 5 ratingContributor
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WordPress.org profile · @arfinmilon
Plugin Developer
Bengali (bn_BD) translation contributor for Elementor, Yoast SEO, Astra, HivePress, aDirectory and Patterns. On WordPress since 2019.
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PHPJavaScriptHTML5CSS3ElementorGutenbergWooCommerceGitFigmacPanel
02 / Capabilities
What I build, and why it pays.
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Every service ties to something a business cares about: launch date, load time, checkout, and how easily the team can edit the site later.
Not sure what you need? Message me →What
Figma-to-WordPress themes in PHP, HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript, using hooks, custom queries and meta fields instead of page-builder bloat.
Why it matters
Standards-based code loads faster and is easier to maintain and extend.
Outcome
A theme your team can edit and extend without breaking it.
What
Custom plugins and Elementor addons built to WordPress coding standards, with hooks and filters for extensibility.
Why it matters
Functionality lives in a plugin, so a theme change never breaks it.
Outcome
Reusable, maintainable features instead of one-off code snippets.
What
WooCommerce setup, template and checkout customisation, and payment gateway integration.
Why it matters
Checkout friction is lost revenue.
Outcome
A store that takes orders reliably from day one.
What
Performance optimisation, technical SEO, security hardening and cPanel deployment.
Why it matters
Slow, insecure sites quietly lose leads.
Outcome
A site that stays fast, findable and safe.
What
Theme and plugin updates, compatibility fixes and client change requests after launch.
Why it matters
Launch day is the start of a site’s life, not the end.
Outcome
A site that stays stable while you focus on your business.
03 / ThemeForest themes
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Themes built at Quomodosoft.
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Antech
IT Solutions & Technology
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Indusra
Construction
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AAI
AI Writing Tool landing page
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Fallow
Personal Portfolio
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Bizpa
Creative Agency
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Aggen
Business Consulting
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Techmia
IT Consulting · Elementor
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Quland
Multipurpose · Elementor
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Homeco
Real Estate Directory Listing04 / Client work
Sites I’ve built for clients.
05 / Process
No surprises after you hire.
Step 01 · Scope · Timeline
Brief and scope
We agree on pages, features, deadline and what “done” means before any code is written.
You getA written scope, page list and delivery date.
Step 02 · Figma · Staging
Design to build
Your Figma becomes a responsive theme, built clean and without bloated page-builder baggage.
You getA staging link, so you see progress as it happens.
Step 03 · QA · Speed · Security
Test and tune
Cross-device checks, a speed and security pass, then a round of revisions.
You getA tested build and one clear revision round.
Step 04 · Deploy · Support
Launch and support
Deployment, handoff notes and quick fixes while the site settles in.
You getA live site, handoff notes and fast help after launch.
06 / Experience
Where I’ve worked.
May 2026 — Now
Web Developer, Nexalance
Remote. Websites and WordPress solutions for clients.
Mar 2022 — May 2026
WordPress Developer, Quomodosoft
Custom and premium themes, ThemeForest and WordPress.org maintenance, Figma to WordPress, WooCommerce stores.
Oct 2020 — Nov 2021
Web Designer, Cubic Interior Design
Responsive WordPress and WooCommerce sites with Elementor.
07 / Contact