Kirit Dholakiya

I developed a customized quilting service page where you can select fabric, thread color, and fabric material and patterns. Based on your selection, you get quotes for your quilting and proceed to checkout. I created a private app for custom quote requests using draft order API.

I developed a theme from scratch for the Shopify store for quilting services.

Fixed the following:
• Languages switcher issue.
• Multiple currency problems.
• Layout throughout sites and translate pages correctly for both languages (Eng).
• Single product page layout, tab, and gift card section issue.
• The Account page issue and add the phone field to the registration page.
• Creation of the Gifting Options page, Contact Us page, and Gift Card page.
• Made the website fully responsive for all devices.

I helped the clients set up bookings with WooCommerce and I also assisted with the product set up and customized booking options as requested by clients. Furthermore, I configured calendar options with booking products to show available courses on site.

I improved the site's performance and set up Amazon S3 for media files, reduced storage on the server, loaded images quickly from S3 and improved the site's page loading time. Without losing SEO data and content, I migrated the website from the Bluehost server to the WP Engine server. I also redesigned pages of the sites as per the given mockup.

I worked as a front and back-end developer on the courses' filtration and sorting part. I also created a membership cancellation flow on the website and added new and popular badge functionality for the site's courses. Additionally, I added sorting by badges on the site and improved the speed of the homepage and other internal pages. I updated the landing pages of the site.

I migrated blog posts from Ghost.org to WordPress and delivered pixel-perfect designs from Figma to WordPress. I also used advanced custom fields for flexibility to add content and optimized page speed and onsite SEO.

I delivered a customer booking flow for the site's experience and venue booking portions and set up composite products with a WooCommerce booking plugin and I created automated Elementor modules and widgets to enable administrators to add and customize experiences, venues, destinations, and areas. This included a Google Map API to show multiple locations with a custom UI, advanced custom fields, and a front-end dashboard.

I developed a WordPress plugin that connects Getdirect.io PMS and imports properties with units, rates, and availability. It provides a live search option for properties available between specific times on the front end and a plugin that supports "My favorite property" option. The plugin processes and confirms bookings using Getdirect.io API.

I built an email template system and handled all aspects of the development process, including the back end and testing.

Sequoialife.co.uk is a real estate website. The client wanted a luxury design for her website that looked elegant and modern.

I converted Sketch designs into WordPress using Elementor, provided pixel-perfect conversions, and created development, contact, and catalog pop-ups using Elementor Popup. I also built custom Elementor widgets for the Google Maps section and used a Google UI for maps. I showed nearby locations for properties, sped up optimization and caching configuration, and helped the client connect to Google Analytics and Google search engine. Lastly, I explained how the client could use Elementor to edit the pages on the site.

I developed a Stripe checkout/on-site credit card payment gateway for Events Manager Pro. It can be easily configured by setting the Stripe API details in the settings area and everything else managed by the plugin itself. I handled all aspects of the development process and testing and maintained the plugin.

I created a pixel-perfect website using Elementor and was both the front-end and back-end developer. I also created custom post types for the portfolio pages.

I developed a WordPress plugin for Beaver Builder and WooCommerce that allows users to create a single product page template without coding—you can simply drag-and-drop widgets into the Beaver Builder. Users can create a template for any specific category, all product pages, or specific product pages based on location rules. The user is also able to create category page templates.

I developed add-ons for the Beaver Builder plugin. The plugins give 65+ widgets, 50+ page templates, and 150+ section templates to build websites quickly. I handled major aspects of the development process, including the UI design, front- and back-end development, and testing.

I maintain this plugin and add new features regularly.

I developed an add-on plugin for a photo contest. It imports photo contest results from CSV files to websites, gives the option to set jury information, and shows a report on the front end. Contest participants can see and download a PDF of their results from the front end. The administrator can send a report to all participants using the back-end tools that run periodically and are set to automatically send reports to participants. It gives a search option in the report card as well.

I handled all aspects of the development process, including UI design, front-end development, back-end development, and testing.

I developed a plugin that offers two options:

1) directly upload photos and make a payment, but you can't edit the uploaded photos;
2) register first on the site and then log in and upload photos.

You can change the photo later until the contest closes. The plugin gives the option to add four to six photos in each section. The plugins have validation rules for photos and two payment gateways (PayPal and Skrill). In the back end, users can add participants, send participant reports to users, and download the participant list using CSV format tools. The participant list is automatically generated every hour based on the time set by the administrator. It also has options for colors, font size, registration validation rules, and a custom UI option in the back end for the front-end sections. I handled all aspects of the development process, including UI design, front- and back-end development, and testing.

Worked as a WordPress expert for babaco.com. I worked on product PDFs that needed to be converted to web pages. A simple section was added to our homepage. I also provided input on turning our long homepage with small product references into separate, more detailed product pages.

My responsibilities for this project include:

• Migrating the old domain to a new domain while preserving SEO and forwarding all old URLs to the new ones.
• Submitting a domain change request in Google Search Console for the new domain.
• Resolving issues with the product detail pages (PDP).
• Maintaining the website.

For Lake.com, I optimized the site's performance and coding structure, developed seamless third-party integrations like Clary API, and improved user experience on key pages. This includes redesigning the Add Listing and Bookings pages to align with the provided design and enhancing the check-in/check-out availability flow. I also improved the blocking and available date sections, ensuring better visual clarity and functionality. Additionally, I refined the calendar view for listings by hosts, enhancing the display of prices alongside blocked and available dates.