Service
Front-End Development
A design only becomes a product when someone builds it properly. I implement interfaces in React and Next.js as reusable component systems: responsive on real devices, semantically correct, accessible in the basics, ready to connect to whatever backend or API already exists, and correct in both RTL and LTR. Because I design as well, what ships matches what was designed, including the spacing, states and details that usually get lost in translation.
Who this is for
- Teams with a finished design, mine or another designer’s, that needs to become a real interface
- Software teams that need front-end capacity without hiring, and want design sensibility included
- Products with an existing backend or third-party system that need a front-end built to connect to it
- Businesses serving Arabic and English audiences that need genuine RTL and LTR implementation
- Owners of slow, fragile or unmaintainable front-ends that need rebuilding on a clean component structure
What gets built
- React and Next.js applications and interfaces, component-based and maintainable
- Responsive implementation tested on real devices, not just a resized browser window
- Reusable component systems, so the tenth screen costs far less than the first
- Correct RTL and LTR behaviour driven by direction in the HTML, never faked with mirrored CSS
- API-ready structure: data fetching, loading, empty and error states wired to real endpoints
- Accessible semantics: correct heading order, labelled controls, keyboard-usable interfaces
- Multilingual routing with per-language URLs, hreflang and canonicals handled correctly
Figma handoff versus production-ready front-end
Handing a Figma file to a developer is a translation step, and translation loses things: spacing drifts, interaction states get improvised, edge cases get invented on the spot, and responsive behaviour becomes whatever the browser does by default. When the same person designs and builds, that translation step disappears. When you already have a designer, the same discipline applies in reverse: I build what they designed and raise the questions their file did not answer instead of guessing.
Where the backend fits
The work delivered here is product design and front-end. Backend systems, databases, authentication infrastructure and server-side business logic are handled by your backend team or a specialized backend partner unless separately scoped, and that split is agreed at the start of the project. In practice this works cleanly: the front-end is built API-ready and connects to your existing backend, your backend developer, or a third-party service such as a booking system. On delivered projects that has included connecting to an existing LMS API and working alongside a third-party rental and reservation platform.
Search and analytics foundations, built in
Every build ships with the structural layer included: semantic HTML with one clear H1 per page, correct heading order, meta and Open Graph tags, canonical URLs, hreflang for multilingual products, structured data that matches the visible content, a sitemap, and analytics events planned rather than bolted on afterwards. This helps search systems crawl, understand and contextualize the product. Rankings, citations and visibility are not guaranteed.
How to start
Send the design file, repository or current product, plus what it needs to connect to. You get an honest read on approach, effort and a starting range.
Frequently asked questions
How much does front-end development cost?
Front-end work is usually scoped as part of a Design-to-Launch engagement, which typically starts from $2,500 and is scoped on product complexity. Implementation-only engagements are quoted after reviewing the design and the number of screens, components, states and languages involved.
Can you build from our existing Figma design?
Yes. I build it as designed, responsive and component-based, and raise the gaps the file does not answer, missing states, edge cases and responsive behaviour, instead of inventing them silently.
Do you do backend development?
Product design and front-end are what this engagement delivers. Backend systems, databases, authentication infrastructure and server-side business logic are handled by your backend team or a specialized backend partner unless separately scoped. The front-end is built API-ready to connect to your existing backend, your backend developer, or a third-party service, and that boundary is set at the start of the project so nothing is a surprise later.
Which technologies do you use?
React and Next.js for product interfaces, TypeScript where the project benefits from it, Tailwind CSS or plain modern CSS depending on the codebase, and Astro for content-heavy sites where speed and low maintenance matter most. WordPress remains available where a client genuinely needs a familiar content editor.
Can you build Arabic and multilingual interfaces?
Yes, this is a specialty. English, Arabic and Turkish interfaces with correct RTL direction, per-language routes, hreflang and canonicals, built from one component system so both directions stay consistent, the same structure this website uses.
Can you work as part of our development team?
Yes. White-label and embedded front-end support for agencies and product teams is available as its own engagement, working to your standards, stack conventions and review process.
Have a design that needs to become a real product?
Send the design, repo or current front-end and what it connects to. You get an honest read on approach and a starting range.