Moayad Aldalati
UI/UX Designer and Web Developer
I’m Moayad Aldalati, a UI/UX designer and web developer. I design and build multilingual websites, product interfaces, web applications, and dashboards for businesses across the GCC and Europe.
AR / EN / TR · UI/UX to launch · Free website review
Selected Work
Four projects, live today. Each case study is verifiable at its own URL.
2026
A car rental platform connected to RentSyst for booking and order management. My work focused on improving the customer booking experience, reviewing how prices and insurance were handled in the frontend flow, and making the website clearer and more reliable before launch.
2026
A modern dental clinic website designed to build trust, present cosmetic dentistry services clearly, and help patients contact or book with the clinic easily. The focus was on medical credibility, local SEO, and a frictionless contact experience.
2026
A cybersecurity training platform where I improved the LMS experience, course pages, API-connected data, session behavior, payment-flow reliability, technical SEO/GEO/AEO setup, and final launch readiness.
2026
Bilingual (EN/AR) website for a Saudi event execution company, presenting services, projects, and careers with a cinematic dark identity and smooth scroll motion.
Testimonials
Real feedback from businesses I have worked with.
Excellent and fast work with satisfying results. It was the best experience I’ve had working with a developer. I highly recommend Moayad as an excellent UI/UX designer and developer. Services
Three ways to work together, designed and built by the same person.
Service businesses, clinics, contractors and agencies.
Your site does not explain what you do, so enquiries arrive unqualified or not at all.
Teams with a product to solve before development starts.
Rebuilding a wrong journey in code costs far more than designing the right one first.
Businesses replacing spreadsheets and manual processes with a real interface.
Data-heavy screens, multiple roles and multi-step journeys break every generic template.
Technical SEOGEO/AEO structureMultilingual AR/EN/TRAnalyticsPerformance
Process
A short call about your site and your customers. Scope, timeline and price in writing.
Structure first, then screens in Figma. You approve the design before any code.
Responsive front-end built as designed, with real RTL and API-ready structure.
Cross-device checks, performance, technical SEO and analytics events, then live.
About
I am a UI/UX designer and web developer. I design multilingual websites, product interfaces and dashboards, then build them as production front-end, so nothing is lost between the design file and what ships.
I work remotely from Istanbul for businesses across the GCC and Europe, in Arabic, English and Turkish. I am also a software engineering student, and I publish only results I can point at.
Guides
FAQ
The five questions that come up before every project.
Every project is quoted individually. A landing page, a business website and a custom web application are different scopes, and a paid UX and product audit or design-only UI/UX work is priced separately from a build. The price depends on how many pages and journeys the site has, how many languages it serves, and how much of the interface is custom. Scope and price are confirmed in writing after a short discovery call, never quoted blind.
A landing page is typically 1–2 weeks, a business website 3–5 weeks, and a custom web application 6–12 weeks, scoped after discovery. The biggest variable is not the build: it is how quickly content, feedback and approvals come back from your side, which is why review points are agreed in the timeline up front.
Yes. Most projects run remotely for businesses in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, and in Europe. Review calls are agreed in your time zone, with working-hour overlap across the Gulf and Europe and scheduled reviews for North American teams. Communication runs on WhatsApp or email in Arabic, English or Turkish, and scope is agreed in writing before any build work starts. There is no office outside Istanbul, and none is claimed.
Yes, and the Arabic version is designed in Arabic rather than mirrored from an English layout. Direction changes navigation order, icon meaning, form behaviour, numbers, dates and typography, so both directions are built from one component system with per-language URLs, correct hreflang and self-referencing canonicals. The result is one product in two languages instead of two sites drifting apart.
You send your website link or your idea in a few lines. You get a free written review: what is working, what is costing you enquiries, and what it would take to fix, including when the honest answer is that you need less than you thought. If it is a fit, a short discovery call defines the real scope, timeline and price in writing before anything starts.
Get a free website review
Send your website link, or tell me what you want to build. You get a written read on what it needs and the starting range.
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