I'd rather show you than tell you.

I'm Tariq Tahir, a web developer. Most web projects start with meetings, proposals and invoices — and the client sees nothing real until it's too late to change their mind. I work the other way around: the demo comes first.

When a business talks to me, I build complete design concepts for their trade and put them live on a subdomain of this site. The owner opens the link on their phone, forwards it to their partners, and picks a direction — or walks away having lost nothing.

I build with plain, durable tools — static HTML, CSS and JavaScript — so the sites are fast, cheap to host, and have nothing for hackers to break into. When a project genuinely needs a shop or a CMS, I add exactly that and no more. I've also rescued sites after they were compromised, which is what taught me to keep things simple in the first place.

If you make something — instruments, gloves, sportswear, anything — and you want to see what your website could look like before spending a rupee, that is exactly what this studio is for.