Time zones that work
Italy is 3 to 4 hours behind Pakistan, so my afternoon covers your whole working morning and early afternoon.
I work remotely with clients throughout Italy. You deal with me directly, wherever you are.
Italy is 3 to 4 hours behind Pakistan, so my afternoon covers your whole working morning and early afternoon.
You get a fixed price in EUR or USD before any work starts. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices.
WhatsApp, email or a video call. You always deal with me directly, never an account manager.
A site that matters in Italy usually has to work twice: in Italian for customers at home and in English for buyers abroad. That is not a translation plugin bolted on at the end. It is two sets of URLs, two sets of metadata, hreflang between them, and content written for each audience rather than run through a machine. It is built that way from the start.
Kamil Store in Pontedera runs on software I built: new, used and refurbished devices in one catalogue, a trade-in valuation flow, repair bookings, and companion apps on iPhone and Android, all sharing the same back end. That is the shape a lot of Italian retail needs: the shop is the obvious part, and the trade-in or the booking is where the margin actually is.
If your buyer is in Germany or the US, the site is doing credibility work before anyone writes to you: capability pages a procurement officer can check, specifications in a format they can use, and an enquiry route that does not feel like a contact form from 2012. That is the same job I do for trade houses in Lahore and the Gulf.
Most projects come down to one of these four. I handle each one start to finish.
Tell me about your project and I’ll point you to the right fit, or build something custom around it.
Send me your website address. I’ll look at speed, mobile and how clearly it turns visitors into enquiries, and tell you honestly what I’d fix first. Free, no strings.
Tap a question and I’ll answer it. Still unsure? Message me and I’ll talk it through.
Tell me the problem and I’ll give you a straight answer on what it takes: scope, timeline, and a fixed price.