Istanbul · Remote worldwide
Front-End Developer in Istanbul
I am Moayad Aldalati, a UI/UX designer and front-end developer based in Istanbul. From here I design and build multilingual websites and digital products, booking flows, service platforms, dashboards and Arabic/English RTL and LTR interfaces, for businesses and software teams in Turkey, the Gulf, Europe and beyond. Most projects run fully remotely, in English or Arabic, and the work itself is the same wherever you are.
Based in Istanbul, working worldwide
Istanbul is my base, not my boundary. The city sits in a timezone that overlaps working hours with both the Gulf (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait) and Europe, which makes same-day communication easy in both directions. I work in English, Arabic, and Turkish, so projects for Arabic-speaking businesses, Turkish companies, and international clients all run without translation friction.
What I build
- Service and business websites designed around a real enquiry journey
- Booking and reservation journeys, including work alongside an existing booking system
- Dashboards, admin panels and platform interfaces built in React and Next.js
- Multilingual products: English, Arabic with correct RTL, and Turkish
- Front-end rebuilds of slow or unmaintainable interfaces on a clean component structure
How a remote project actually runs
Every project starts with a short project conversation about what you have and what you are trying to solve. Where an existing product needs diagnosing first, that is a paid audit. Scope and price are agreed in writing before build work begins. During the build you see progress at real milestones, structure first, then design, then the working site, over WhatsApp, email, or calls, whichever you prefer. Launch includes the technical setup (meta tags, schema, sitemap, Search Console) so the site is readable by Google and AI tools from day one.
Why clients in the Gulf work with a developer in Istanbul
Arabic-speaking businesses in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and the wider Gulf often need a website that works in both Arabic and English, built by someone who genuinely reads and writes Arabic, not one run through a translator. Working with an Arabic-speaking designer and front-end developer in Istanbul combines that language ability with overlapping working hours and straightforward remote collaboration, the same day-to-day experience as hiring locally.
Services and starting prices
Paid UX and product audits start from $600, UI/UX product design from $1,500, and design-to-launch engagements from $2,500, with larger platforms scoped custom after discovery. Full details are on the services pages and in the engagements section of the homepage.
Frequently asked questions
Are you available for in-person meetings in Istanbul?
Yes, for projects based in Istanbul an in-person meeting is possible. In practice most projects, including Turkish ones, run perfectly over WhatsApp, email, and calls.
Do you only work with businesses in Turkey?
No. I work with clients in Turkey, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Europe, and worldwide. The process is remote-first: a project conversation, written scope, milestone updates, and launch support, wherever you are.
What languages do you work in?
English, Arabic, and Turkish, for both communication and the websites themselves. Multilingual builds with correct Arabic RTL are a specialty.
How much does a website from a developer in Istanbul cost?
Paid audits from $600, product design from $1,500, and design-to-launch from $2,500, as starting points in USD confirmed in writing after discovery. One person handles product design and front-end, so there is no agency overhead.
How do I start a project with you?
Send the product or website URL, what you are building or improving, and the problem you are trying to solve, by WhatsApp (+90 537 043 05 11) or through the contact form. You get an honest fit assessment, the engagement type, and a starting range, then a written scope if you want to proceed.
Looking for a front-end developer in Istanbul, or anywhere?
Send the product or website and the journey it has to get right. You get an honest read on scope, engagement type, and a starting range.