Your Instagram is better than your website.
I build fast, mobile-first websites for hotels, developments, clinics and restaurants. Live in seven days. From $1,200.
- Lighthouse 98+
- Under 1s load
- English & Arabic
- Seven years building for the web, most of it in React and Next.js.
Packages
Launch
from $1,200.One page that gets someone to call, book or visit. Live in 7 days.
Growth
from $2,800.A full site you edit yourself. Up to 7 pages, two languages. Live in 14 days.
Signature
from $6,000.For a launch, a portfolio of properties, or a brand where the website is the sales channel.
Recent work
Tujan Compound — opens in a new tab
A residential compound sold off-plan. Units, amenities and a booking path, in Arabic and English.
Self-initiated concept study — not a client project
All Day — opens in a new tab
A bakery whose entire menu lived on Instagram. Bilingual EN/AR, prices in SAR, one tap to order.
Self-initiated concept study — not a client project
Ett Bageri — opens in a new tab
A bakery with 15+ items a day that change by the morning. The site had to be editable before 07:00.
Self-initiated concept study — not a client projectWorking with someone you’ve never met
You risk almost nothing.
50% to start, refunded in full if the first design round isn’t right.
You own all of it.
Domain and hosting in your name. Full code on final payment. I don’t hold anything hostage.
Same working day as you.
Same hours as Riyadh and Dubai, one hour from Stockholm.
You talk to me.
The person who answers your message is the person building the site.
About
I’m Mohammed. I’ve spent seven years building for the web — most of it in React and Next.js, almost all of it inside companies, on work that never had my name on it.
I’m now doing that work directly for businesses that need it.
Most of my clients have the same shape of problem: the business looks good in person and looks good on Instagram, and then the website undoes both.
I work from Sulaymaniyah, Iraq — the same working day as Riyadh and Dubai, an hour behind Stockholm, in English and Arabic.
Outside of this I make furniture. It’s a slower craft than the web one, and it taught me something this business needed: people pay properly for work that’s clearly made by hand, and they can always tell the difference.