SHEIKH MAMOON IJAZTECHNICAL SEODEVELOPMENT

Technical SEOthat gets fixed—not just reported.

I move from crawl data to code: finding what blocks discovery, implementing the fix, and checking the result on the page that matters.

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Selected work

Real products. Clear status. Proof in context.

Open each case study for the problem, implementation, stack, dated evidence and current limitations.

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Personal projectOptimization in progress

Bunny Flow Studio

A public baseline turned into a prioritized optimization brief.

The current public experience has a long mobile critical path. The job is to separate consequential bottlenecks from cosmetic audit noise, then improve the experience without overstating unfinished work.

Implementation highlights

  • Captured a dated mobile Lighthouse baseline before changing the implementation.
  • Mapped the 11.4-second LCP and 850 ms TBT to loading, rendering and JavaScript priorities.
  • Separated accessibility repairs from performance work so both can be verified independently.
Measured baseline11.4 seconds

LCP · Lighthouse mobile · 24 August 2026

Acceptable target≤ 2.5 seconds

Goal, not a claimed result

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Lighthouse
  • Accessibility testing
  • Performance profiling
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Personal projectLive

Mintello

Commerce architecture built for discoverability, speed and trust.

Build a production commerce experience where crawlability, product discovery, accessibility, privacy controls and performance are treated as one system—not separate launch checklists.

Implementation highlights

  • Built server-rendered category and product routes with deliberate metadata, canonicals and crawl paths.
  • Implemented product, organization, breadcrumb and website structured data that reflects visible page content.
  • Added sitemaps, privacy controls, accessible interaction states and performance-focused media delivery.
94Homepage performance
97Product performance
100Accessibility + SEO

Mobile Lighthouse test · 20 August 2026 · local artifact

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Supabase
  • Clerk
  • Resend
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Personal projectLive

Study.IO

A research and learning companion released on Google Play.

Create a maintainable mobile research product that brings books, papers and reference material into one calm, focused learning environment.

Implementation highlights

  • Separated application, feature and data concerns to keep the mobile codebase easier to change.
  • Used Riverpod and GoRouter for explicit state and navigation behavior.
  • Added localization, Supabase-backed services and a release gate covering critical user journeys.
Verified public releaseLive on Google Play

155 automated tests passed · 24 August 2026

  • Flutter
  • Dart
  • Riverpod
  • GoRouter
  • Supabase

Lab scores are diagnostics—not traffic, revenue, ranking or AI-citation guarantees.

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Currently building

Products moving through design, development and release.

These projects are under active development. They will move into featured work when their release status, permissions and supporting evidence are ready.

Creative platform

FanLook Lab

A World Cup fan-photo studio combining TanStack, Three.js and a production media pipeline.

Private build

Fashion Commerce

A full-stack atelier storefront and operations system. Client identity stays private here.

Android-first

TBO

A rights-first Flutter reading platform for manga, manhwa, comics and original illustrated work.

Product build

TripSync

A Maps-grounded travel itinerary planner built with Next.js, Supabase and Gemini.

Services

Start focused. Fix what matters. Verify the change.

Clear starting scopes for teams that need implementation, not another slide deck. Final pricing depends on site size, access and complexity.

SEO Health Check

A focused diagnosis and implementation-ready priority map for up to 25 URLs.

Best for
Teams that need a reliable starting point before assigning development time.
Typical delivery
Usually 3–5 working days
Handoff
Dated baseline, issue map and prioritized action plan
from$199
  • Crawl and indexability review
  • Core Web Vitals baseline
  • On-page and schema checks
  • Prioritized action plan
Discuss the scope

SEO + AI Visibility Support

Ongoing technical maintenance and answer-ready content support without inflated promises.

Best for
Teams shipping frequent product, content or platform changes.
Typical delivery
Monthly working cycle
Handoff
Maintenance, two optimized pages or briefs, and a concise report
from / month$699
  • Technical monitoring
  • Structured-data improvements
  • Two optimized pages or briefs
  • Concise monthly report
Discuss the scope

Final pricing depends on scope. Rankings, rich results and AI citations are never guaranteed.

Process

Five visible steps. One accountable release path.

Access stays scoped. Important changes have a backup, a rollback route and a verification step before I call them complete.

  1. Audit

    Find the constraint and capture a reproducible baseline.

    Affected URLs, templates, evidence and measurement conditions.
  2. Prioritize

    Rank work by impact, effort, dependencies and risk.

    A sequenced backlog with owners, scope boundaries and release risk.
  3. Implement

    Ship the agreed fixes with a safe release path.

    Code, CMS or platform changes completed inside the approved scope.
  4. Verify

    Retest the page, template, schema and user journey.

    Before-and-after checks using the same page and test conditions.
  5. Report

    Explain what changed, what improved and what remains.

    A concise handoff with outcomes, limitations and recommended next work.

Safe implementation by default. Scoped access, backups, staging where available, rollback planning and post-release verification.

Development stack

SEO decisions that survive contact with the codebase.

I work across the layers that influence discoverability—from server rendering and data models to mobile architecture, release checks and edge delivery.

WEB

React · Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · TanStack

MOBILE

Flutter · Dart · Riverpod · GoRouter

PLATFORM

Supabase · PostgreSQL/RLS · Cloudflare · Vercel · Clerk · Firebase · Resend · Upstash

QUALITY

Playwright · Vitest · Lighthouse · Accessibility testing · CI/CD

MOTION

Anime.js · Motion / Framer Motion · GSAP · Three.js experience

Field notes

Technical notes for people who ship.

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Technical SEO8 min read

A developer’s technical SEO audit checklist

A practical sequence for finding crawl, rendering, metadata, performance and schema issues—and turning each finding into an implementation task.

  • Start with discovery, not a score
  • Turn symptoms into engineering tasks
AEO / GEO6 min read

Structured data and AI visibility without the hype

What structured data can clarify, what it cannot guarantee, and how clear entities and useful answers support both search and answer engines.

  • Machine-readable does not mean machine-chosen
  • Build a consistent evidence layer
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About

I care about the point where a recommendation becomes a working release.

I’m Sheikh Mamoon Ijaz, a technical SEO specialist and full-stack developer. My work connects diagnosis to implementation: inspect how a site is crawled and rendered, translate the evidence into code-level priorities, ship within a safe scope, and verify the result.

I build commerce, publishing, travel and learning products, then use that experience to turn technical findings into practical release work.

Tell me about your site

Technical SEO

Crawlability, rendering, metadata, structured data, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals and release verification.

Development

React and Next.js for web products, Flutter for mobile, and Supabase or PostgreSQL for platform work.

Working method

Scoped access, explicit priorities, staging where available, rollback planning and evidence after release.

Communication

Clear decisions, implementation-ready tasks and concise reporting without inflated promises or unnecessary theatre.

Frequently asked questions

Useful answers before access or scope.

If your question is specific to a platform or migration, include it in the audit request.

Free website audit

What’s the first technical issue worth fixing?

Send the site and the outcome you care about. I’ll review the public surface, identify the most consequential starting point and suggest the right scope.

What to send

Your public URL, primary goal and any release or platform context that changes the recommendation.

What you receive

One clear starting observation, the likely impact and a sensible next scope.

What I will not promise

Guaranteed rankings, rich results or AI citations. The advice stays evidence-led.

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