About Us

WeBuiltDevsiterBecauseBadWebsitesWereCostingGoodBusinessesRealClients

We're Wajid and Maryum — two CS graduates who got tired of watching businesses with real potential get let down by slow, template-built websites that nobody could find on Google. So we built something better.

How It Started

This Wasn't a Business Plan. It Was a Response to Something We Kept Seeing.

We both graduated in Computer Science from Iqra University in Karachi. Wajid had spent years building full-stack applications — LMS platforms, e-commerce systems, AI tools, automation pipelines. Maryum had been building brands, writing content, and studying what actually makes a business visible and trusted online.

We kept seeing the same thing from both sides.

Businesses with genuine value — law firms, clinics, agencies, property companies — running on websites that looked like templates, loaded in four seconds, and sat on page six of Google. Not because they didn't care. Because they'd trusted the wrong people, or trusted cheap tools, or simply never been told what a properly built website could actually do for them.

We decided to build Devsiter to fix exactly that.

The name is Maryum's. She came up with it, designed the logo, and built the brand identity you're looking at right now. The technical architecture, the code, the infrastructure, the development standards — that's Wajid. Neither half works without the other. We've always known that. It's why Devsiter works the way it does.

We're not a large agency. We're not trying to be. We keep the studio deliberate and focused because that's the only way to maintain the standard we care about. Every project that comes in is handled by the same two people you're reading about right now.

The Problem We Saw

Here's What We Were Watching Happen — And Couldn't Ignore

Businesses Were Settling for Templates

We kept seeing serious businesses — solicitors, clinics, financial advisors — running on website builder templates that looked identical to their competitors. No differentiation. No personality. No reason for a potential client to choose them over anyone else.

Speed and SEO Were Treated as Extras

Most of the websites we looked at scored below 60 on Google PageSpeed. Most had no SEO architecture worth speaking of. These weren't small oversights — they were the reason those businesses were invisible on Google and losing clients they never even knew they were losing.

Agencies Were Disappearing After Launch

The pattern was consistent — a business would pay for a website, the agency would launch it, and then nothing. No support. No follow-up. No one accountable when something broke or stopped performing. We built Devsiter to be the opposite of that.

How We Work

A Few Things We Refuse to Compromise On

These aren't aspirations. They're the decisions we make daily on every project without exception.

We Don't Start Coding Until the Strategy Is Locked

Sitemap. Content architecture. SEO structure. Performance targets. If we skip that step, we're building on sand. Every project starts with a clear plan before a single line of code is written. Always.

The Brand and the Build Are Equally Important

A fast website with no voice doesn't convert. A beautiful brand on a slow, unoptimised build doesn't rank. We're one of the few studios where the technical work and the brand strategy come from the same team. That's not accidental — it's what we were built to deliver.

We Tell You What You Need, Not What Earns More

If something won't actually help your business, we won't recommend it. If your scope has features that sound good but serve nothing, we'll tell you before we build them. We'd rather have a smaller invoice and a client who trusts us than a padded scope and someone who doesn't come back.

90+ PageSpeed Is Not Negotiable

We don't treat performance as an optional extra or a post-launch task. Every website we build targets a Google PageSpeed score above 90 as the baseline. Not the goal — the floor. If it doesn't meet that, it isn't finished.

We Stay Involved After Launch

Every project includes a 30-day support window after launch. Not because we have to — because a website that goes live and is immediately abandoned is a website that starts degrading. We offer ongoing care plans for clients who want us to stay involved long-term. Most do.

The Two of Us

You'll Be Working With Us Directly. So Here We Are.

No account managers between you and the work. No hand-offs to people you've never spoken to. When you email Devsiter, you get one of us.

Wajid Ali - Founder & Lead Developer

Wajid Ali

Founder · Lead Developer

I'm the developer behind everything Devsiter builds technically.

I've been writing full-stack code long enough to know what clean, scalable architecture actually looks like — and what the consequences are when you skip it. Before Devsiter, I built a production-level LMS platform that over 1,000 students use daily. It has Stripe payment integration, an AI chatbot built on RAG architecture, admin dashboards, performance tracking, and secure authentication. I've also built WhatsApp and email automation systems using APIs and webhooks, and deployed full e-commerce platforms end to end.

At Devsiter, I handle every technical decision — from the first wireframe to the last DNS record. Architecture, development, server setup, hosting, SSL, deployment, post-launch maintenance. If something goes wrong after launch, I'm the person who fixes it.

I don't outsource. I don't delegate client work to someone less experienced. Every project I take on gets the same standard — clean code, fast load times, and a PageSpeed score I'm not embarrassed by.

Next.jsReactNode.jsExpressMongoDBPostgreSQLPrismaTypeScriptTailwind CSSGSAPLinux VPSNginx
Maryum Abrar - Co-Founder & Brand Identity

Maryum Abrar

Co-Founder · Brand Identity

Devsiter wouldn't exist without Maryum. That's not a courtesy line — it's just true.

She named Devsiter. She designed the logo. She built the visual identity and brand language that made people take us seriously before we had a single client on our books. Every time someone lands on this website and thinks "these people look credible" — that's Maryum's work they're responding to.

Beyond the brand she built, Maryum runs Devsiter's entire content and marketing operation. She writes SEO-optimised blog content, manages our presence across LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook, handles audience engagement, does lead research using LinkedIn Sales Navigator, and makes sure everything we publish online meets the same standard we hold client work to.

She's a Computer Science graduate who chose the creative side of the field — and she's better at what she does than most people who've been doing it twice as long.

Brand IdentitySEO WritingContent StrategyLinkedInInstagramFacebookSocial Media ManagementLead Research
Track Record

Some Numbers That Mean Something to Us

Not marketing stats. Real outputs from real projects.

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Students on Platforms We Built

A full LMS with authentication, payments, AI chatbot, and admin dashboards — built before Devsiter, running in production today.

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Client Projects Delivered

Custom websites and applications across law, healthcare, real estate, finance, e-commerce, and SaaS. Every one built from scratch.

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PageSpeed Score Floor

Not a target. The minimum we'll accept before we consider a project done.

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Industries We Understand Deeply

Law. Healthcare. Real Estate. Finance. Digital Agencies. We know the trust signals that matter in each one because we've built for all of them.

What We Build With

The Same Stack on Every Project. Because It Works.

We don't experiment with client work. We use the tools we know inside out — because our clients are paying for results, not for us to learn on the job.

Frontend
Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSGSAPSCSS
Backend & Data
Node.jsExpressMongoDBPostgreSQLPrismaSupabaseREST APIsWebhooks
Infrastructure
VercelCloudflareLinux VPSNginxPM2Certbot SSLGit

Hosting, domain configuration, server setup, and SSL are included in every project. You don't have to figure any of that out yourself.

Academic Background

We Both Come From the Same Place

We're both Computer Science graduates from Iqra University's main campus in Karachi — same university, same faculty, same academic foundation.

That shared background matters more than it might seem. We speak the same technical language. We understand how systems work beneath the surface. And we approach every problem — whether it's a codebase or a content strategy — with the same structured, logical thinking that CS trains you for.

Wajid Ali · BS Computer Science · Iqra UniversityMaryum Abrar · BS Computer Science · Iqra University

If This Sounds Like the Kind of Studio You Want Building Your Website — Let's Talk

We take on a limited number of projects at a time so every client gets our full attention. If you have a project in mind, the best thing to do is start the conversation now.

We reply within 24 hours. No commitment required. Just an honest conversation.