Services
WordPress Plugins
WordPress security, optimization & WooCommerce tools
WordPress plugins I maintain are deployed on client sites across Pakistan, the Gulf, and North America—tested against popular hosts from local cPanel providers to managed WordPress clouds.
WordPress plugins are how I turn repeated client problems into reusable products. I build admin security suites that lock down common attack paths, optimization tools that trim autoloaded bloat, and WooCommerce extensions that automate license delivery after checkout—each shipped as a modular plugin you can sell, bundle, or deploy across client sites.
AzAd Solutions products like ASOSuite Pro and AzAd WooCommerce License Manager demonstrate my approach: feature flags inside the plugin, clear settings screens for non-developers, hooks that coexist with popular themes, and update servers or license keys when you sell commercially. I write defensively against conflicting plugins and document uninstall behavior so sites do not orphan database rows.
Whether you need a private plugin for your agency stack or a public SKU with readme.txt and WordPress.org or Freemius distribution, I handle activation flows, capability checks, translation-ready strings, and PHPUnit smoke tests where warranted. Performance matters—every admin page load gets profiled so your dashboard stays snappy on shared hosting.
Commercial plugins also need a story: readme screenshots, changelog discipline, and support playbooks for the top three tickets users will file. I have shipped ASOSuite Pro and AzAd WooCommerce License Manager with that end-to-end mindset—not just code zipped for a single client.
I scope plugins around real admin pain—slow dashboards, insecure login URLs, manual license emails—so each settings screen maps to a problem site owners already complain about in support tickets.
Who this is for
- Agencies productizing WordPress tooling they currently rebuild per client
- WooCommerce shops selling digital goods that need automated key delivery
- Site owners hardening wp-admin against brute force and enumeration
- Developers wanting a senior plugin architect for Manifest-safe, WP 6.x compatible code
- Marketplaces reselling software keys that need reliable order-to-email automation
- Hosts and resellers bundling security or optimization plugins with managed WordPress plans
Who this is not for
- ×Full custom theme design unrelated to plugin functionality
- ×GPL circumvention or obfuscated malware-style licensing schemes
- ×Clone requests that duplicate premium plugins illegally
- ×Sites on end-of-life PHP versions where security patches no longer ship from upstream
Deliverables
Featured Projects
How I work
Step 1: Hook map & conflicts scan
I list actions and filters touched, then test against common SEO, cache, and security plugins you already run on representative client sites.
Step 2: Settings UX
Options are grouped with sane defaults; dangerous toggles include confirmation copy and links to documentation explaining trade-offs.
Step 3: Core module build
Security, optimization, or WooCommerce automation ships as isolated modules behind a loader.
Step 4: Site matrix testing
I activate on fresh WP installs and messy client clones to catch path and permalink edge cases.
Step 5: Packaging & updates
Zip artifacts, version constants, and remote update checks are wired before you ship to customers, including license server endpoints and readme screenshots for marketplace listings.
Tools and stack
PHP 8.x + WordPress APIs
Modern syntax with official hooks instead of fragile monkey patches
WooCommerce CRUD hooks
Order-status-driven automation that survives HPOS-enabled stores
Freemius / custom license API
Commercial activation and entitlement checks without reinventing billing
Action Scheduler
Reliable deferred jobs for bulk license emails and cleanup tasks
WordPress Coding Standards
Review-friendly code if you open-source or hand off to another agency
Frequently asked questions
I design admin-only features to avoid breaking front-end caches and document any required exclusions explicitly.