Hi, I'm Ali.

Web developer and graphic designer in the Memphis area.

Right now I focus on two things: custom Shopify apps for stores that are already running, and custom WordPress plugins. I also build full websites and business systems, and I handle the technical side for my clients, like hosting and servers.

Shopify apps
WordPress plugins
Websites
Business systems
Hosting & servers

A few clips are pulled from older recordings, so some might look a little rough. Videos play without sound.

01 Shopify app

T-shirt designer for a print shop

I built a print shop their own Shopify app: a t-shirt designer where customers upload or create artwork, see it on real shirt photos, pick sizes with live pricing, and check out. On the back end, every order comes with print-ready files, a proof sheet and a packing breakdown for the shop.

The designer: upload artwork, place it on the shirt, choose a color and sizes, and add to cart.

Family reunion orders: every person gets their own name and size, all in one checkout.

Try it live

02 WordPress plugins

Mix-and-match boxes and nutrition facts

For an imported snacks store, I built custom WordPress plugins: a mix-and-match box where customers combine flavors to reach bulk prices, quantity price tiers on the product page, and a nutrition facts display.

Mix and match box builder on a product page — Build a box of 4 or 8 from any flavors, and the box price applies to every bag.

Nutrition and allergens fields in the WooCommerce product editor — The store enters nutrition values once. % Daily Value is calculated automatically, and allergens and diet badges show on the product page.

Arbicano Mix and Match Boxes and Nutrition and Allergens plugins — Both plugins, built from scratch.

03 Custom system · Laravel + Vue

Sid's 51 online ordering

For websites I specialize in WordPress, but I also build custom systems. One I'm proud of is Sid's 51, the gas station on 51 just before Goodman Rd. I built their online ordering system in Laravel and Vue, plus TV menu screens that pull prices from the same system.

A full order: the customer orders on their phone, the store gets it on the dashboard and accepts it, the customer gets email updates, and the receipt prints.

Sid's 51 item options on a phone — Item options: sizes, styles, dressings, extras and add-ons.

Sid's combo posters with QR codes — In-store combo posters with QR codes that send customers straight to online ordering.

Visit sids51.com

04 WordPress site

Canablume

A smoke shop website on WordPress with their live product menu built in, an age check on entry, and a custom plugin that collects customer sign-ups. This one was a different concept: the site sells their merch, like t-shirts, and I connected it to the system they already use.

Desktop and mobile walkthrough.

05 WooCommerce store

Arbicano

The snacks store from above: a full WooCommerce store with card payments and live shipping rates, plus a tool that turns foreign nutrition labels into US FDA format.

NutriLabel: snap a photo of a foreign label, AI reads it, and out comes a US FDA label as a PDF in any size.

Store walkthrough.

06 Business systems

Built on the side

Besides client work, I've built a few complete systems of my own, from the database to the apps people use every day. Two of them come from my years as a truck driver, so they're built around problems I dealt with on the road.

InspectRoll

Truck inspections from the phone

Drivers do their daily truck inspections right from their phone, with photos for every item. An AI scanner reads dashboard warning lights, documents get scanned cleanly, and any inspection can be shared with a link. Trucking companies see every driver's inspections in one place to stay on top of compliance.

HaulRoll

Driver pay settlements

Built for trucking companies that pay drivers by settlement. It takes each driver's loads and expenses and turns them into clear weekly pay statements, and shows the company its real profit after expenses. Each company logs in to its own branded account.

YallaStaff

Staff management for small businesses

One place to run a team: schedules, clock-ins and time logs, payroll for hourly or salaried staff, leave requests, announcements and labor cost reports. Each business gets its own portal for managers, and it works on the web, as a desktop app and on Android.