Direct freelance delivery from the first brief to a dependable launch

Freelance web developer for business websites, ecommerce, and web apps

I build fast, SEO-ready business websites, WordPress and WooCommerce stores, and custom web applications for companies in Saudi Arabia, the Gulf, and international markets.

8
Years of experience
20+
Delivered projects
Egypt and Gulf
Remote client markets

A clear fit I may not be the right choice if the only goal is the cheapest ready-made template.

The problem before the interface

A website problem is rarely visual alone

Many websites look polished but still fail to explain the service, guide the next decision, or load well on mobile. I treat the website as one decision path: clear positioning, useful content, accessible design, performance, SEO, and stable hosting.

Visitors cannot understand the offer quickly

Generic copy and scattered pages leave the buyer's important questions unanswered.

The next action is uncertain

Visitors do not know whether to request a quote, start a WhatsApp conversation, or read more before deciding.

Performance and search foundations are weak

Slow loading and a poor mobile experience reduce trust and conversion even when the visual design is attractive.

Evidence from delivered work

Real projects with clearly defined outcomes

Three concise examples of travel, construction, and ecommerce work organized around clearer services, stronger mobile journeys, and easier enquiries.

SkyWays Arabic travel website with destinations, visas, trips, and WhatsApp booking paths

Travel website

SkyWays travel and tourism website

A clearer path from service discovery to booking or enquiry

View delivery details and outcome
  • Before Many travel services needed a clearer presentation and a direct booking path
  • After WhatsApp actions are visible from visa, trip, and destination pages
Concrete evidence
Four content routes connect to booking: visas, trips, destinations, and supporting guides
Delivered scope
Arabic travel website with structured destinations, visas, trips, and booking routes
Read the Arabic case study
Saudi construction company website with service, project, trust, and quote-request pages

Construction company website

Bna Almtqdmh construction company website

Clearer service pages and a direct commercial enquiry route

View delivery details and outcome
  • Before Services, projects, and commercial proof were not connected in one buying journey
  • After Service and project pages guide qualified visitors toward a quote request
Concrete evidence
More than 15 years of experience and 500 completed projects are placed inside the decision path
Delivered scope
Saudi construction website with service pages, project proof, and quote requests
Read the Arabic case study
Arabic food ecommerce store with product categories, offers, cart, accounts, and delivery areas

Arabic ecommerce store

Koki Shop Online ecommerce store

A more coherent path between products, offers, and checkout

View delivery details and outcome
  • Before A large product and offer set needed a mobile-friendly ordering journey
  • After Categories, cart, accounts, and delivery areas now work within one shopping flow
Concrete evidence
Products, categories, offers, cart, customer accounts, and delivery coverage were organized together
Delivered scope
Arabic food store with product categories, cart, accounts, offers, and delivery coverage
Read the Arabic case study

Meet the developer

One minute with the person who will build your website

Introduction to Bakry Abdalsalam Arabic video · 1:06
A short Arabic introduction to Bakry Abdalsalam and his approach to website and ecommerce projects.

I am Bakry Abdalsalam, a freelance web developer who works directly with business owners from the first brief through launch. This short introduction helps you understand how I think and communicate before you trust me with the project.

  • Direct communication from discovery through delivery.
  • Experience across websites, ecommerce, hosting, performance, and technical SEO.
  • Remote delivery with a written scope and clear ownership of accounts and files.

You should know who is handling the work, how decisions will be made, and what to expect before the project starts.

AI inside the delivery process

If AI can build a website, why hire a developer?

Because generating code quickly is not the same as taking responsibility for a production website. I use AI tools to accelerate research, prototypes, and repetitive work, then personally review architecture, mobile UX, SEO, security, testing, deployment, and handover.

AI accelerates the work. The developer remains accountable for the result.

A good fit when you want the speed of modern tools without turning your business website into an unreviewed experiment.

Market-specific services

Choose the service path for the market you need to reach

Start with the localized Saudi service cluster, or use the clearly labelled Arabic market hubs for Kuwait and Oman while their English versions are being prepared.

Flexible starting points

Choose the closest scope, then define the details before development

Quick launch

For a business or independent professional who needs a focused first website.

Best for
A landing page or small company website
Typical timeline
Usually 5 to 10 working days
Next step
Share the details so we can define the scope together
  • Landing page or small company website
  • Responsive and performance-aware design
  • WhatsApp or email enquiry form
  • Technical SEO and analytics foundations

Does not include a complete ecommerce store or complex custom functionality

Discuss your project

Custom build

For a web product with its own workflow, data model, and administration needs.

Best for
A dashboard, booking system, client portal, or custom web application
Typical timeline
Defined after discovery and commonly starts at 4 weeks
Next step
Defined after a short discovery discussion about the workflow
  • Requirements and workflow analysis
  • Custom front-end and back-end development
  • Database and API work
  • Launch, monitoring, and maintenance options

Development starts only after the MVP scope and ownership are documented

Discuss your project

Share the project type, goal, and available content. I will review the details with you and define the right scope before any agreement.

Why work with Bakry?

One developer connecting the message, the build, and the conversion path

I do not stop at a polished interface. I connect positioning, content structure, mobile usability, hosting, performance, and technical SEO so the website supports a real business decision.

DecisionVisual-only approachMy approach
Starting point

Starts with page style, colors, and a preferred template.

Starts with what a visitor must understand before they can trust the offer and act.

Message and content

Places generic copy inside a polished layout and leaves the buyer to interpret the service.

Organizes the offer, objections, proof, and calls to action as one decision path.

Technical delivery

Hands over a theme or interface that still needs production configuration.

Connects the design to mobile performance, hosting, technical SEO, and manageability.

Ownership and handover

Accounts, domains, files, and support boundaries may remain unclear.

Documents what you own, what is delivered, and what post-launch support includes.

After launch

The work often ends when the files reach the hosting account.

Reviews forms, analytics, Search Console, performance, and the first useful improvements.

  1. 01

    Understand the goal

    Define the audience, offer, traffic source, and the action the visitor should take.

  2. 02

    Shape the content and experience

    Arrange the message and sections around a clear mobile-first user journey.

  3. 03

    Build and configure

    Develop the agreed scope, optimize loading, configure hosting and SSL, and track important actions.

  4. 04

    Launch and improve

    Complete the final checks, connect the domain, monitor the first release, and prioritize useful improvements.

Client feedback

Trust earned on projects close to yours

Feedback from a B2B landing page, ecommerce store, and service website built around a clear message, an easy conversion path, and a strong mobile experience.

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about web development, pricing, and delivery

The questions business owners commonly ask before choosing a freelance web developer or approving a website quote.

PricingTimelineWordPressSEOHosting
01 How much does a business website cost?

Cost depends on page count, content readiness, design depth, content management, integrations, hosting, and SEO requirements. A focused landing page or small company website commonly starts near $300, a multi-page service website or small WooCommerce store often falls between $500 and $1,500, and custom applications require a scoped estimate.

02 How long does a company website or landing page take?

A focused landing page or small company website usually takes 5 to 10 working days once the content and identity assets are ready. Multi-page websites and ecommerce stores commonly take 2 to 4 weeks depending on page count, product data, feedback cycles, and integrations.

03 Should I use WordPress or commission a custom website?

WordPress is a strong fit for company websites, publishing, and manageable WooCommerce stores. A custom build is more suitable when the project needs a bespoke dashboard, unusual workflows, deeper integrations, or a data model that does not fit a standard CMS. The decision should follow the business requirement.

04 Will the website be mobile-friendly and ready for search engines?

Yes. The baseline includes a responsive mobile experience, logical headings, internal links, optimized images, performance work, sitemap and robots configuration, and relevant structured data. Competitive search growth may still require ongoing content and authority work after launch.

05 Can you help with hosting, domains, SSL, and business email?

Yes. I can help select suitable hosting, connect the domain, configure SSL and DNS, set up business email, plan backups, migrate an existing site, and review performance. Hosting accounts remain clearly owned and documented.

06 Can an existing website be improved instead of rebuilt?

Often, yes. I first review content clarity, mobile usability, page structure, performance, technical SEO, hosting, and maintainability. That review shows whether targeted improvements are enough or whether rebuilding would be clearer and less expensive over time.

07 What is the difference between a freelancer and a web design agency?

A freelance developer is often a good fit when you want direct communication and one person to connect content, design, development, hosting, and technical SEO. An agency may suit a larger program that needs a broad team, account management, campaign production, and ongoing enterprise support.

08 What information is needed for an accurate quote?

A useful brief includes the project type, business goal, expected page or product count, target audience, current domain and hosting status, examples you like, required integrations, and preferred launch window. Clear inputs make the budget and timeline more reliable.

09 Can I request a review before deciding on a redesign?

Yes. I can review the current website's message, mobile experience, performance, technical SEO, conversion paths, and hosting setup before recommending targeted improvements or a rebuild.

Start here

Get a practical review of your website or project idea

Share the project type, approximate budget, and main goal. The form prepares a structured WhatsApp message, so you do not need a complete requirements document before the first conversation.

What happens next?

  • Review before pricing I review the goal, page scope, and current domain or hosting setup before suggesting a practical scope.
  • A focused WhatsApp reply The form prepares a structured brief so the conversation starts with useful project context.
  • Clear ownership and handover Domain, hosting, files, access, and support boundaries are documented before development begins.

It takes less than a minute. A short description is enough to identify the most useful next step.

Practical guides

Useful reading before you choose a developer or platform

English guides for comparing developers, planning scope and cost, protecting ownership, and preparing a stronger project brief.

Free tool

Audit a page and find the issues that matter first

The audit checks performance, on-page SEO, technical signals, mobile usability, and lead paths, then turns the findings into a prioritized English report.

Instant score out of 100Five critical checksPrioritized findingsNo account required

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Choose the destination that matches the work in front of you: a client project, an engineering question, or a ready-made WordPress product.

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