Seven designers and engineers, one team.

Guljar founded NeoDimensional and still works on the product, not just the pitch. He scopes engagements, sets the design direction and stays in the build. Clients talk to the person doing the work, not an account manager.

Gulshan runs client relations and keeps projects moving. She is the person who answers first, tracks what was agreed, and makes sure nothing falls between design and delivery.

Sabbir leads design and development together. That is the point of how this studio is built: the person shaping the interface is accountable for it shipping.

Tanvir builds and maintains WordPress work — themes, custom blocks, and the content structures clients actually have to live in after launch.

Fuyad works on the application side — the stateful, rules-driven parts of a build where a brochure page stops and software begins.

Murad works in UI/UX, from research through to high-fidelity interface. He keeps an eye on whether the thing can be built the way it is drawn.

Riazul sits between design and engineering on the expressive parts of a build: motion and interaction detail. Those are the bits that make a page feel considered rather than assembled.