Aditya Patel

Services

Web development services.

I build React and Next.js interfaces, full-stack web applications with Node.js, and WordPress websites, from Gujarat, India. Three focused ways to work together, whether you are starting a product, improving one that already has users, or need a website your team can edit.

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  1. Frontend development

    You have designs, a prototype or an ageing interface, and you need it built to be fast, responsive and easy to maintain.

    What you get

    • React and Next.js interfaces, built from design to production
    • Reusable, typed components and UI systems
    • API integration, forms with validation, and proper loading and error states

    Best for: Agencies that need frontend capacity, and teams with a design ready to build.

    Frontend development in detail

  2. Full-stack development

    You need a working product, not just screens: accounts, data and integrations that all work together.

    What you get

    • Node.js and Express APIs with MongoDB, PostgreSQL or MySQL
    • Authentication and role-based access where the product needs it
    • Third-party integrations, dashboards, and SaaS features

    Best for: Founders building a first version, and businesses extending a web app they already run.

    Full-stack development in detail

  3. WordPress and CMS development

    You need a website your own team can edit, without a custom application behind it.

    What you get

    • WordPress sites on established themes and page builders
    • Editable content, forms and layout customisation
    • Maintenance and improvements to an existing WordPress site

    Best for: Small businesses, and agencies that need a dependable WordPress build.

    Need a custom plugin or an online shop? Ask first, and I’ll say plainly whether it’s a fit.

    WordPress and CMS development in detail

Process

How I work.

A simple process, so you always know what is happening and what comes next.

  1. Discovery and requirements

    We talk through the goal, the users and the constraints. I ask what exists today, what has to ship first, and what can wait.

  2. Scope and technical planning

    I propose a scope, a stack and a plan, and point out risks and trade-offs before any work starts.

  3. Implementation and updates

    I build in small, reviewable steps and share progress as I go, so you see working software rather than waiting for one big reveal.

  4. Testing, review and handover

    I test the work, make the agreed revisions, and hand over the code with notes on how it is structured and deployed.

Timelines and cost depend on the scope. We agree on both before work begins.

Not sure which one fits?

Describe the problem and we will work out the right scope together.

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