Each case study starts with a business or user problem, then shows what changed, what I built, and the result.
An in-progress website for a Bangladeshi host and content creator, built so an event organiser can judge whether he is right for their stage — and book him — without leaving the page.
See the problem and result ↗A production storefront for a US used-car dealership, where a buyer can filter the live inventory, read the vehicle's real numbers, and book a test drive without phoning the lot first.
See the problem and result ↗A bilingual website for a voluntary organisation in Gaibandha, Bangladesh, built so a donor can understand the work, trust the numbers, and give — in English or Bangla — without phoning anyone first.
See the problem and result ↗An AI-powered test-preparation and mentorship ecosystem for Bangladeshi students and teachers — mock exams with AI evaluation, a RAG-grounded reading companion, live mentor classes, contests, a community forum, and paid subscriptions in one platform.
See the problem and result ↗A course-registration companion that watches for an open seat, so students can stop refreshing the portal and get one useful email when it is time to act.
See the problem and result ↗A climate map of Bangladesh that helps people understand what changing temperatures, rainfall, and extreme weather could mean for the district they call home.
See the problem and result ↗A self-hosted Discord product that turns one /add command into a complete pickup-game workflow—gathering players, confirming attendance, balancing teams, finding the live lobby, recording results, and updating permanent ratings.
See the problem and result ↗Some client details remain private. Where numbers or public artifacts are available, they are shown; where they are not, the case study focuses on verified responsibilities and outcomes.
