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Founder of Haroone · Magento first

MuhammadHaroon.

I engineer commerce systems that stay reliable after launch.

Magento 2 developer, ecommerce engineer, and growth-minded technical partner working across development, performance, SEO, Google Ads, and automation.

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Zafarwal, PakistanOpen to remote contracts
Muhammad Haroon, founder of Haroone

Founder profile

Engineering · Growth · Systems

Magento 2

Core practice

Remote

Delivery model

Magento 2

Core engineering practice

Remote

Delivery model

Release based

Production workflow

English

Project communication

What I own

One founder.Four operating layers.

Development, storefront UX, acquisition, and automation are not separate disciplines when they all touch the same store. I connect them so decisions survive the handoff.

Founder operating system
MH / SYS / 04

Core system

Build and protect the commerce engine.

Magento is the centre of the practice: custom modules, integrations, storefront delivery, upgrades, and the difficult faults that sit between code, data, and real orders.

Custom Magento 2 development
Extensions and integrations
Hyvä and theme delivery
Migrations and upgrades
Explore Magento work
Muhammad Haroon walking through a modern architectural workspace

Founder vision

Build systems that make the next release easier.

The way I work

Technical ownership from the first conversation through the release.

The person in the meetingshould understand the release.

Haroone is deliberately hands-on. The technical conversation stays connected to implementation, QA evidence, and the business cost of getting the answer wrong.

Muhammad Haroon working on ecommerce systems in his studio

Studio signal / live systems

Close to the code. Close to the release.

Muhammad Haroon in a modern ecommerce systems studio

Why Haroone exists

The practiceI wanted to hire.

Haroone grew from a simple conviction: store owners should not need a chain of handoffs to reach the person who understands the release. The practice is built around direct technical ownership, evidence before claims, and systems that become easier to run after the work is done.

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Direct ownership

02

Evidence-led releases

03

Clearer handoffs

Delivery controls

Clear scope, evidence and release control.

Working model

Diagnose

Technical discovery

Define

Scoped delivery

Review

Code and content

Validate

Release checks

Recover

Rollback plan

Support

Ongoing backlog

Public claims are limited to evidence that can be reviewed or approved for disclosure.

Working model

As needed. Open to offers.

Remote contracts, ongoing support, and contract-to-hire conversations.

Connected commerce and engineering modules representing flexible project support

Working stack

Build the next release well

Bring the store problem.I’ll bring the technical ownership.

Share the URL, what changed, and what the issue is costing. The first step is understanding the real constraint.

Muhammad Haroon, founder of Haroone