About · مؤيد الدالاتي
Who Is Moayad Aldalati?
Moayad Aldalati (Arabic: مؤيد الدالاتي) is a UI/UX designer and web developer based in Istanbul, Turkey. He works under the brand AldalatiUX, designing and building multilingual websites and digital products for businesses and software teams: booking flows, service platforms, dashboards, and Arabic/English interfaces with correct RTL and LTR behaviour, using Figma, React and Next.js.
Name and identity
The canonical spelling is Moayad Aldalati. In Arabic the name is written مؤيد الدالاتي. Because Arabic names transliterate in several ways, the same person also appears online as Muayad Aldalati, Moayad Al Dalati, Moayed Aldalati, and Moayad Dalati. AldalatiUX is the brand name of his design and front-end practice, published at aldalatiux.com; it is not a company with staff, it is a one-person practice.
What he does
- UI/UX and product design in Figma: user flows, information architecture, interface systems, prototypes
- Front-end development in React, Next.js, Astro, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS
- Multilingual product design: Arabic and English interfaces with real RTL, not mirrored afterwards
- Booking and service journeys, dashboards, and platform interfaces
- Technical launch setup (semantic HTML, metadata, structured data, sitemaps) as engineering work, not a marketing service
Background
He designs and builds multilingual websites and digital products for businesses and software teams with complex user journeys, covering the full path from user flows and interface systems to production-ready front-end. His background in sales and business development shapes how he treats trust, clarity and enquiry journeys as design problems rather than decoration. He has led workshops at Istanbul Medipol University. Backend systems, databases and server-side business logic are handled by the client's own team or a specialised partner. The delivered role is design plus front-end.
Verifiable work
Rather than claims, the practice publishes live URLs. Projects delivered include Auris Cars (auriscars.net, car rental booking platform), Adil Dent Clinics (adildentclinics.com, dental healthcare), Hackers Academy (hackersacademy.com, cybersecurity learning platform), ONE PASS (onepassevent.com, event platform), Ruelle Coffee (ruellecoffee.com), Gold More Gıda (goldmoregida.com), Samay Group (samay-group.com) and KH Agilearch (kh-agilearch.com). Each case study on this site lists the delivered scope at its live domain.
Location, languages, and how he works
Base: Istanbul, Turkey. Working languages: Arabic, English and Turkish, for both communication and the products themselves. Projects run remotely for clients in Turkey, the Gulf (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait), Europe and worldwide, on written scope agreed before build work starts. Every project is quoted individually. Design-only and diagnostic engagements, such as a paid UX and product audit or UI/UX product design, are priced separately from website builds. Ongoing website maintenance is a custom monthly quote. The price is confirmed in writing after a short discovery call.
Where this way of working helps most
- You have a running business, a product, or an idea you have already validated.
- You need more than a visual refresh — the journey itself has to work better.
- Your customers book, enquire, buy, or complete something in more than one step.
- You need Arabic and English (or Turkish) done properly, not machine-translated.
- You want design and front-end handled by one person, without a handoff gap.
- Someone on your side can make decisions and review work as it goes.
What he does not take on
- Cheap template-only builds, where the lowest price matters more than the result.
- Free speculative design before an engagement is agreed.
- Isolated graphic-design tasks (logos, print, social posts) with no product or interface attached.
Founder project: RentalOS
Outside client work, Moayad designed and built the interface and application for RentalOS — a HAYKALI product. RentalOS is owned by HAYKALI, a separate software company, so AldalatiUX does not sell, price or support it. The case study covers his role only.
Official profiles
The official website is aldalatiux.com. Profiles linked in the footer of every page (LinkedIn, Instagram) are the authoritative accounts; anything else using the name is not connected to this practice. Contact runs through WhatsApp (+90 537 043 05 11) or the contact form.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Moayad Aldalati?
Moayad Aldalati (مؤيد الدالاتي) is a UI/UX designer and web developer based in Istanbul, Turkey, and the founder of the AldalatiUX practice at aldalatiux.com. He designs and builds multilingual Arabic/English websites and digital products: booking flows, service platforms and dashboards, built with Figma, React and Next.js.
What is AldalatiUX?
AldalatiUX is the brand name of Moayad Aldalati's one-person UI/UX design and web development practice, published at aldalatiux.com. It is not an agency: the same person handles product design and front-end delivery.
Where is Moayad Aldalati based?
Istanbul, Turkey. Projects run remotely for clients in Turkey, the Gulf, Europe and worldwide, with working hours that overlap both the Gulf and Europe.
What languages does he work in?
Arabic, English and Turkish, for client communication and for the interfaces themselves. Arabic RTL and English LTR products are a core specialty.
What has Moayad Aldalati worked on?
Live delivered projects include Auris Cars (auriscars.net), Adil Dent Clinics (adildentclinics.com), Hackers Academy (hackersacademy.com), ONE PASS (onepassevent.com), Ruelle Coffee (ruellecoffee.com), Gold More Gıda (goldmoregida.com), Samay Group (samay-group.com) and KH Agilearch (kh-agilearch.com). Each is documented as a case study with its live URL.
How is the name spelled in Arabic?
مؤيد الدالاتي. Common English transliterations include Moayad Aldalati (canonical), Muayad Aldalati, Moayad Al Dalati and Moayed Aldalati.
How do you contact Moayad Aldalati?
By WhatsApp on +90 537 043 05 11, through the contact form at aldalatiux.com, or via the Instagram and LinkedIn profiles linked in the site footer.
What does a UI/UX designer and web developer actually deliver?
Both halves of the same product. The design side covers discovery, user flows, information architecture, wireframes, responsive interface design, a design system, and the empty, loading, error and success states most designs skip. The development side turns that into working, responsive React or Next.js components with correct RTL and LTR behaviour, ready to connect to an existing backend or API. Delivering both removes the loss between a Figma file and what actually ships.
What types of projects is this best suited for?
Products where users complete something: booking and enquiry flows, service and business websites, dashboards and admin panels, learning platforms, and multilingual service products. The specialization is the type of problem — complex, multi-step journeys, often in more than one language — rather than a single industry.
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