WordPress
engineering
Custom plugins, themes, Gutenberg and Elementor experiences, deeply tailored admin tools, and features that go beyond what off-the-shelf solutions can do.
HELLO, I'M MAHIMA PERSONAL SPACE ON THE WEB
Building what makes the web work.
I'm Mahim Zaman — a WordPress engineer, practical problem solver, and relentlessly curious builder. I love turning tangled ideas into things that feel simple.
PERSONAL SPACE / 001
MAHIMZAMAN.COM // EST. CURIOSITY
BASED IN BANGLADESH / BUILDING FOR EVERYWHERE
SCROLL TO GET TO KNOW ME
01 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE SCREENGET TO KNOW ME ↘
Not a straight line.
That's the point.
A LITTLE CONTEXT
My story didn't start in computer science. I studied Textile Engineering before finding my way into the world of software — and getting hooked on the satisfaction of making things work.
Today, I spend most of my time engineering inside WordPress and WooCommerce: creating custom functionality, connecting systems, solving awkward problems, and making experiences feel seamless.
What keeps me interested isn't a single platform. It's the puzzle. Give me a complicated workflow, an unfamiliar API, or an idea that doesn't quite exist yet, and my first thought is usually: let's figure it out.
01 / BASEBangladesh
Working across borders
Working across borders
02 / SPECIALITYWordPress engineering
& custom functionality
& custom functionality
03 / MINDSETLearn deeply.
Build thoughtfully.
Build thoughtfully.
02 / THINGS I LOVE SOLVINGCRAFT OVER BUZZWORDS
More than
just pixels.
Good software shouldn't just look right. It should make sense, handle the tricky parts, and keep working when real people use it.
WordPress
Commerce &
integrations
WooCommerce customization, payment integrations, booking flows, APIs, data synchronization, and all the behind-the-scenes connections that make a business run.
Automation &
problem solving
Finding smarter paths through repetitive work: REST APIs, custom workflows, practical automation, and debugging the things everybody else would rather avoid.
MY FAVORITE PART? WHEN THE COMPLEX BECOMES INTUITIVE.THAT'S THE GOOD STUFF. ↗
03 / WHAT'S IN THE TOOLBOXPICK THE RIGHT TOOL
Tools change.
Thinking stays.
I like knowing how things work under the hood. Here's where I build comfortably, and where my curiosity is taking me next.
THE BUILDER'S KITV. ALWAYS EVOLVING
01 / MY EVERYDAY TERRITORY
WordPressWooCommercePHPJavaScriptHTML & CSSMySQL
02 / HOW I CONNECT THE DOTS
REST APIsCustom PluginsGutenbergElementorPayment APIsGitGSAP
03 / WHAT I'M EXPLORING DEEPER
Backend ArchitectureAI / Machine LearningLocal AI ToolsAutomation Systems
* Not a list of everything I know. Just a snapshot of the things I keep reaching for.
04 / BEYOND THE CODEThe way
The way
I think
matters.
The best part of building isn't collecting technologies. It's learning how to approach a problem from the right angle.
01.
Make complicated feel easy.
The hard work should happen behind the scenes. The experience should feel obvious.
02.
Ask better questions.
Understanding why something needs to exist is just as important as knowing how to build it.
03.
Stay a student.
There's always another layer beneath the one you know. That's what makes engineering interesting.
04.
Finish the thing.
Good ideas become valuable when they're useful, tested, and actually shipped.
05 / THE CURRENT CHAPTERALWAYS MOVING FORWARD
Lately,
I've been
building.
A little look at what has my attention these days. I tend to have more than one tab open — mentally and literally.
Growing Condixia
My home for WordPress engineering, custom development, and collaborations with businesses and agencies.
Going deeper into backend
Strengthening the fundamentals of APIs, data, system design, and the architecture behind reliable applications.
Exploring useful AI & automation
Experimenting with local tools and practical workflows that save time and make everyday work smarter.
Making things just to learn
Small experiments, product ideas, and side projects — because curiosity is a perfectly good reason to build.
AND WHEN IT COMES TO WORK...ONE LAST THING ↘
The work
has a home.
This site is about the human behind the screen. Condixia is where I put that curiosity to work — building, collaborating, and solving real problems.
Visit Condixia.com