Products built to perform.

A 30-minute intro call, then a written scope with stages and a timeline. I build in batches and share progress as I go, so feedback stays timely and the work does not drift.

Yes. A large part of my work is stepping into a live Next.js, React, or Flutter product — understanding what is there, fixing what holds it back, and adding features without breaking what already works.

They are not left until the end. Speed, structured data, and Core Web Vitals are handled during the build, then measured after launch. For UAE clients I also look at local visibility in search and maps.

Yes, and it is standard for my UAE and GCC clients: full right-to-left support, localized routes, and content that can be managed in both languages without a workaround.

The problem, the target date, and access to whatever exists today. A rough direction is enough to begin; a finished design helps, but it is not required.

After the call I quote a fixed price for the agreed stages. If the brief changes, we revise the scope before building — not after. I do not work open-ended hours without an agreement.

I hand over a product running in production, with what you need to operate it. If you want support or a next phase, we agree that clearly. I do not treat launch as the moment to walk away.