Available for select freelance work
Frontend developer, Egypt.
Based in Mansoura, working with clients across Egypt and the Gulf. I build the interface layer properly — component architecture, motion, accessibility and Arabic typography — and I am direct about what a project actually needs.
Egypt · Remote
- #1GitHub contributor in Egypt, 2023
- 35thCSS Battle world rank
- 2,000+users on 5 published extensions
What you get
Interfaces built to last
React, Angular and TypeScript, with the component structure and naming discipline that keeps a codebase workable a year from now.
Design systems and component libraries
I have shipped a zero-dependency component framework and a 17 KB input library to npm — this is the work I know best.
Accessibility and RTL
Real focus states, keyboard paths that work, reduced-motion support, and Arabic layouts that are designed rather than mirrored.
Rescue and refactor work
Taking over a frontend that has become hard to change and making it workable again — I have done this at company scale.
Common questions
The things people actually ask before hiring.
- Do you take freelance projects from Egyptian companies?
- Yes — I have worked with agencies in Mansoura and Cairo, and directly with brands. Local means same timezone, same working week and Arabic without a translation layer in between.
- What makes you different from any other frontend developer?
- The work is public and checkable. Five extensions on the Chrome Web Store, libraries on npm, and this site — which re-themes live and ships zero runtime dependencies. You don't have to take my word for any of it.
- How do you price work?
- Per project once the scope is clear, or a rate for ongoing work. Either way you get the scope in writing first — I would rather lose a project at the quote than argue about it halfway through.
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Tell me what you're building.
Describe the problem rather than the spec. You'll get an honest read on the shortest path to solving it — including whether I'm the right person for it.