const Rakibulislam_Portfolio = () => {

return (

<>

<h1>

</h1>

</>

);

}

- Offerings -

  • HTML5 Template
  • - Indented, Comment, Clean, Mark-up

    - Clean Coding & optimized CSS

    - SASS, Tailwind, Bootstrap 5.X Framwork Support

    - Expert on Jquery and Javascript

    - Pixel Perfect Design

    - 100% Responsive Design

    - Easy to Customize

  • WordPress
  • - Wordpress Theme

    - One-click installation

    - Responsive & retina ready

    - Compatible with Contact Form 7

    - WordPress Settings API

    - Crossbrowser compatibility

  • Elementor
  • - Elementor Builder

    - Single Module

    - Custom Widgets

    - Convert PHD, Figma & Any Tools

    - Section Wise Module

    - Detailed Documentation

    - Responsive Design

  • Gutenberg
  • - Convert PHD, Figma & Any Tools

    - Single Module

    - Custom Widgets

    - Convert PHD, Figma & Any Tools

    - Section Wise Module

    - Detailed Documentation

    - Responsive Design

  • React.js & Next.js
  • - Indented, Comment, Clean, Mark-up

    - Clean Coding & optimized CSS

    - Bootstrap 5.X Framwork Support

    - 100% Responsive Design

    - Easy to Customize

    - Nice Documentation

- Offerings -

HTML5 Template

- Explore the importance of selecting a niche for your theme. Discuss how understanding your target audience and their needs can guide your design and functionality choices.

- Highlight the significance of thorough research before starting the design and development process. Investigate popular keywords, competitor themes, and user feedback to inform your decisions.

- Emphasize the importance of responsive design. Discuss how creating a theme that works seamlessly across various devices is crucial for user satisfaction and search engine rankings.

- Highlight the significance of writing clean, well-documented code. Discuss adherence to coding standards, ensuring compatibility with popular plugins, and the importance of optimization for performance.

Wordpress

- Discuss the fundamental role of themes in WordPress, serving as the visual and functional framework that shapes the appearance and behavior of a website.

- Emphasize the importance of responsive design in today's mobile-centric world. Discuss how responsive themes ensure a consistent and user-friendly experience across devices.

- Provide an overview of the basic structure of a WordPress theme. Discuss the role of template files, style sheets, and functions.php in building a theme.

- Highlight the importance of adhering to coding standards and optimizing theme code for performance. Discuss techniques for minimizing load times and improving overall site speed.

Elementor

- Provide step-by-step instructions on how to install Elementor on a WordPress site. Mention compatibility with various themes and the seamless integration process.

- Explore the extensive library of widgets and add-ons available in Elementor. Discuss how users can enhance their websites with elements like images, text, buttons, and dynamic content.

- Highlight the convenience of Elementor's pre-designed templates for various page types. Discuss how users can import templates and customize them to suit their brand.

- Explore advanced features like dynamic content and integration with custom fields. Discuss how users can create dynamic, data-driven websites.

Gutenberg

- Custom Gutenberg blocks for flexible and modular content creation.

- Create reusable content blocks to streamline website design.

- Build custom blocks tailored to project needs using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

- Leverage Gutenberg for full-site editing, including custom headers and footers.

- Convert designs from tools like PSD, Figma into custom Gutenberg blocks.

- Design section-wise modules with Gutenberg blocks for easy drag-and-drop arrangement.

- Ensure all Gutenberg blocks are fully responsive across devices.

React.js & Next.js

- Easy-to-use and a well-organized structure. You can easily modify it to match your brand, and the template is fully responsive, ensuring a seamless experience across all devices.

- React applications are built using components, which are self-contained and reusable pieces of UI. Components can be class-based or functional, and they manage their own state.

- React components can have state, which represents the current condition of the component. Props (short for properties) are inputs to a React component. Changes in state or props trigger a re-render of the component.

- Next.js supports SSR, which means that pages can be rendered on the server and sent to the client, providing a better initial loading performance.

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