I'm Ibrahim,Designer and Developer
Now
Frontend developer and project manager at SKONZS, building an academic ERP.
10+
Projects live
Frontend and UI/UX designer
My services
Three things, done properly rather than five done thinly. Take one on its own or stack them into a single piece of work.
Interface design
Screens, flows and the states nobody remembers to ask for, drawn in Figma on a component library that stays useful after handover.
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Website development
React, Next.js and Tailwind, built to match the file rather than approximate it, and to hold up on a phone on a bad connection.
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Search visibility
On page: structure, metadata, speed and content that answers what people actually type. Off page: the listings, profiles and links that point back at you.
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Recent work
Each one started as a Figma file, went through client review, then shipped as a Next.js build. Every one is live.
Build what you need
Stack the parts you want onto your product. Whatever you pick comes through with you when you message me, so the first reply can be about timelines rather than working out what you meant.
Pick what you need
Screens, flows and states, drawn as a component library you keep.
React, Next.js and Tailwind. Pixel accurate to the file, responsive across devices.
On page and off page, in from the first commit.
Timelines, scope and stakeholder updates, so it ships when it should.
All of it, designed, built, indexed and handed over on one schedule.
Your product
Nothing on it yet
How the work goes
Discovery
I listen first.
Interviews, existing analytics, and a walk through the current flow. The constraint nobody wrote down usually decides the design, so I go looking for it before anything gets drawn.
Made to be shown
You build, design, teach or repair. Sooner or later you have to show a client what that looks like and why it is worth it. I build the thing you show them.
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I talk every client through my work from scratch.
The page does that walk for you. Your work in a deliberate order, with the point you always make out loud already written beside it, so a client reaches the same understanding without you in the room.
My work looks worse on a screen than it does in real life.
Photos and drawings stay sharp and full size, in the sequence you chose, on a page that opens properly on a phone in someone's hand. Nothing arrives compressed or out of order.
Clients do not see what they are paying for.
So the site shows the work behind the price. What you do, in what order, and what they actually end up with, laid out before the money conversation starts.
Everything I produce lives on someone else's platform.
Your channel, your feed and your listings can all point back to one place that is yours. The work stays where you put it, arranged the way you meant it.