Landing pages and full builds.
WordPress and Shopify.
Ten years, solo.
A lead-gen page for a mining company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange. One job. Take a stock investor who's never heard of them and get them to download a research report.
Investors in this sector are used to being sold to badly. Flashing charts, urgency banners, borrowed credibility. So the page doesn't try any of that. It's built to feel like a prospectus, because that's the register this audience actually trusts.
Designed, built and shipped solo. WordPress.
Pakistan's first vehicular IoT and embedded AI manufacturer. Their first deployment was with Shell.
Hardware companies usually end up with sites that read like spec sheets. This one is built around the Shell case study, because that's the proof and everything else is detail.
Design, copy and development. WordPress.
An education consultancy taking students from first enquiry all the way to a visa. Long decision, high stakes, and one question sitting underneath all of it. Do these people know what they're doing.
The page answers that before it asks for anything.
Design, copy and build. WordPress.
Bring me the offer. I'll build the page around it.
I'm Ghulam Murtaza. Most people call me GM.
I've been designing since 2016 and building since not long after. What I'm actually good at is making things look expensive. I'll sit on colour and type longer than most people think is reasonable, and that's usually the difference between a page that works and a page that looks like it cost something.
I spent a year and a half as the contract web designer for a Miami agency, building Shopify sites across their client roster. Two full builds a month. I know how to work inside someone else's process.
There's no team here. No handoffs, no juniors, nothing subcontracted out. You talk to the person building the thing.
Full overlap with the US working day. Hours shift to fit the team.