NEED AN OPENCART MODULE EXPERT TO HANDLE PRODUCT DISPLAY ON FRONTEND

Hello, I've been designing Opencart websites for 6+ years. I specialize in Opencart Template, Integrating kinds of api like payment processing, Shipping api, Crm API etc. My Opencart Extensions: [login to view URL] Please review my Freelancer profile for Opencart reviews [login to view URL] *-//../*

Hi, I am Open cart expert. Let me know the details of changes, module you want and for which version? Harsh

Hi, I am interested in your project. I have experience on website development. Special is on Opencart. I can built the extension to meet your requirement. Please feel free to contact me and we discuss in detail about your project. Hope to work with you. Thanks LeNam

Hello Dear Let me know your requirements.. I have do vast experience in opencart since the version 1.5.0. Regards Ashwin

Hello, I can handle any kind of opencart modules. I can show modules product to front-end just message me to discuss in detail. Thank you Balouch Khan

Hello There, Please explain more about your requirement. I have five years of experience in OpenCart. I am ready to start on it now. I am full time freelancer so always available. Let me know. Thanks Amit

I am senior web developer with 4 years of experience and confident to work as a opencart developer. I am confident to develop your module. I can develop module to represent products on front page.. Recently I have developed custom site. > May I have your existing system? > How you need products on front side? I am working on php, codeigniter, laravel, mysql, twitter bootstrap, html5, css3, psd to html, wordpress, opencart, ajax, jquery, javascript, api development, webservices, github, svn and git. I would like to work with you. Let's get started Thank you Dhruvi

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