Buildingfast,accessible,motion-richReactinterfaces.

Problem

A Riyadh salon and spa needed a bilingual marketing site that could actually convert visitors into bookings, not just describe services.

What I built

A bilingual (EN/AR, full RTL) Next.js marketing and booking site with WhatsApp and Fresha booking integrations, JSON-LD structured SEO, and Framer Motion throughout.

Outcome

Lighthouse (mobile, verified Jul 2026): 92 SEO · 96 Best Practices · 89 Accessibility · 88 Performance — FCP 1.0s, CLS 0.004.

Problem

Internal approval and decision-making workflows were spread across manual, disconnected processes inside a large governance platform.

What I built

Digitized approval workflows and helped redesign the frontend into a feature-based architecture, standardizing shared modules and API boundaries across business domains.

Outcome

Led migration to a feature-colocated architecture (features/ + shared/) across a 15+ domain enterprise frontend, establishing ownership conventions and import tooling that reduced onboarding friction and cross-feature merge conflicts.

Problem

HR and Sales needed a single system to run the full hiring pipeline end-to-end instead of stitching tools together.

What I built

Delivered both halves of the pipeline end-to-end: a candidate-facing application portal and an internal HR/Sales portal (job postings, hiring pipeline, interviews, evaluations, offers, client requests) sharing one backend, secured with OTP + JWT-gated auth across a domain-per-slice RTK Query architecture.

Outcome

Replaced stitched-together tools with one connected system spanning 80+ pages and 100+ API integrations. Remained in active development after my handoff — no post-launch adoption metrics available.

Problem

Admins and teachers needed role-based tools for course and student management, with reporting that didn't require a spreadsheet.

What I built

A role-based (Admin/Teacher) e-learning dashboard with course and student management, a shared component library, and Chart.js analytics with PDF/Excel export.

Outcome

Replaced manual, spreadsheet-based course/student tracking with a single dashboard: admins manage courses, modules, and students in one place, and generate PDF/Excel reports instead of building them by hand.

Problem

Back-office admins and on-site gate operators were working from fragmented tools that didn't share data in real time.

What I built

A bilingual (AR/EN, full RTL) system serving both admins and gate operators from one codebase, with real-time session tracking and QR-based check-in across roughly 20 Redux slices.

Outcome

Cut average gate check-in time by an estimated ~40% by replacing manual vehicle lookup with single-scan QR check-in, and eliminated end-of-day manual reconciliation by moving admins and gate operators onto one real-time-synced system. (Estimate based on process comparison, not instrumented data.)