Seven years of fixing slow builds, broken layouts, and sites Google can't find, for founders and agencies who'd rather hand it to someone who's done it 500+ times.
Not a menu of buzzwords — this is the work that fills most weeks.
Custom sites built from scratch in Elementor or hand-coded, plus rescuing ones that are already broken — white screens, plugin conflicts, theme errors, the works.
Audits that turn into an actual to-do list: schema markup, crawl and index fixes, keyword structure, and the local-search work that gets a business found nearby.
Product pages, payment gateways, and cart flows set up so checkout doesn't quietly lose you customers — plus product-page SEO so people find the store at all.
Caching, image compression, code minification and CDN setup, aimed at getting real PageSpeed scores up — not just the number, the actual feel of the site.
When the page builder can't do it, I write the plugin — admin UIs, shortcode systems, and small internal tools built to match how a team actually works.
Same four stages whether it's a five-page fix or a full rebuild.
Send the URL. I check speed, SEO health, and what's actually broken before quoting anything.
Development happens in a staging copy so the live site keeps running while the work is done.
Speed, schema, mobile layout and Core Web Vitals get tuned before anything ships.
Walkthrough of what changed, plus a plain-language report — not a wall of jargon.
A handful of real jobs, pulled from the case files.
A production-ready service page for a Morpheus8 RF microneedling treatment, built for a Tampa medical spa — full schema markup, semantic HTML, and a teal-and-gold look with Cormorant Garamond and DM Sans type.
Schema markup · SVG icons · Custom type pairingA business coaching community's site was throwing a 500 error from one bloated, base64-heavy page. Split it into nine scoped HTML pages, moved every image to hosted URLs, and cleaned up the CSS issues that came with it.
1 crashed page → 9 stable pagesAn in-house WordPress plugin built for BeCode's own client work: a dark-themed admin UI, a shortcode system, per-block typography controls with live preview, and "used in" tracking so nobody deletes a block that's live somewhere.
Custom PHP + JS admin panelSEO audits, pricing proposals, and client-ready documentation for a NYC event photography business — the kind of deliverables a non-technical client can actually read and act on.
Audit reports · Pricing docsFront-end HTML/CSS work on a mobile social gaming platform's site — hero layout refinements across breakpoints, navigation cleanup, and converting full-width sections into a contained layout that reads better on phones.
Responsive hero · Layout conversionA self-initiated SaaS concept for WordPress performance and security — a React dashboard, a public landing page, a freemium plugin distribution model, and a four-tier pricing structure worked out from scratch.
React dashboard · Freemium modelFrom the reviews, in their words.
Jony rebuilt our site and rankings jumped soon after — professional, and delivered on schedule.
Understood the brief immediately. Communication was clear from the first message to delivery.
Site loads noticeably faster now and bounce rate dropped. He clearly knows SEO in detail.
Jony · Dhaka, BD
I'm Jony, based in Dhaka. I've been building and fixing WordPress sites since 2017, and I also run BeCode, a small digital agency doing the same work for clients who need an ongoing team rather than a one-off gig.
Most of what lands in my inbox is one of two things: a site that's slow or broken, or a site that's fine but invisible on Google. Either way, I'd rather find the actual problem than sell a package that doesn't fit it.
Also behind BeCode Digital Agency ↗The things people usually ask before sending the first message.
Depends on scope. A quick fix or SEO audit is a small fixed project; a full WordPress build or ongoing SEO campaign gets quoted after I've looked at the site and the goal. Send the URL and what you need on Fiverr or Upwork for an exact number.
Yes — white screens, plugin conflicts, theme errors, and slow load times are a regular part of the work, alongside new builds and SEO.
Yes — on-page, technical, and local SEO audits with a real action plan, plus ongoing optimization and monthly reporting for clients who want continued growth, not a one-off report.
Yes — product pages, payment gateway setup, cart flow, and product-page SEO so the store actually gets found, not just built.