Independent developer building WooCommerce storefronts, custom Elementor themes and Arabic-first RTL systems for brands across the Gulf and Egypt.
Storefronts, marketplaces, and the systems running behind them.
A WooCommerce storefront for a Cairo gym-equipment retailer — a deep catalogue of racks, bars, plates and machines, wishlists, tiered promotions and a checkout tuned to local payment habits.
An Arabic-first site for a Riyadh real-estate consultancy — feasibility studies, investment files and an interactive map of opportunities across the Kingdom, with a full English mirror.
A bilingual site for a study-abroad consultancy placing Gulf students in Australian universities — programme guidance, sixty-plus partner institutions and enquiry routing across three offices.
An Arabic RTL site for a Saudi smart-home integrator — system design and installation work presented through project galleries and video walkthroughs rather than a product list.
A booking-led site for an Egyptian aesthetics studio — treatment catalogue across three branches, per-location hours and an appointment flow that carries the whole site.
A programme site for a Cairo-based professional-education provider — AI and business diplomas, CPD accreditation and enrolment routing aimed at GCC professionals.
The product site for an open-source research platform — positioning a no-code survey designer, offline-first field collection and self-hosting for teams that can’t send data to a vendor.
A Flutter marketplace connecting drivers with car-service providers — Firebase backend, Arabic-first interface, built for the Saudi market.
End to end — or dropped in mid-build to fix what broke.
Catalogue architecture, variations, local payment gateways, shipping rules, and a checkout that doesn’t lose people on step two.
Pixel-faithful builds from Figma or PSD — container-based Elementor where it earns its keep, hand-written PHP and CSS where it doesn’t.
Bilingual sites where the Arabic side isn’t a mirrored afterthought: real typography, logical spacing, forms and invoices that read right.
Query cleanup, image pipelines, caching and plugin triage — the unglamorous work that moves LCP more than a redesign ever will.
Flutter and Firebase when the product has to live outside the browser — auth, realtime data, notifications, store submission.
Backups, staging, safe updates, and a monthly report you can actually read. Sites break quietly; someone should be watching.
Six stages. You see the real site in a browser at every one.
What you sell, who buys it, what already exists — products, photos, copy, and the decisions nobody has made yet.
Sitemap, category tree and page skeletons agreed before a single pixel gets styled.
Home, category, product and cart built on a local environment, reviewed live in a browser instead of a flat image.
Payments, shipping, tax, invoices, analytics — and whatever your operations team already lives in.
Real devices, both languages, a test order end to end, and a performance budget the site must meet before launch.
Migration, redirects, a recorded handover for your team, then optional monthly care.
I’m Ahmed — an independent developer working mainly in WordPress and WooCommerce, with Flutter and Firebase for products that need an app. Most of my work is for brands selling into Saudi Arabia and Egypt, which means bilingual by default and a checkout that respects local payment habits.
I build on a local environment first, review with you in the browser, and hand over something your team can run without calling me every week. When you do call, I answer.
Direct communication, fixed scope, no agency layers in between.
A paragraph about the brand and a link to anything you have is enough to start. I reply within a day.