Rahal
Rahal's website and the full stack behind it. I built it end to end and I still run it.
Every project here reached real users. Each one has its own page covering what the product does, what I built, and the stack it runs on. Three of them are live and you can open them from their page.
Rahal's website and the full stack behind it. I built it end to end and I still run it.
Full stack build of voca-iq.com, where Iraqi learners take affordable one to one English sessions.
Redesign and frontend rebuild of khana.jobs, an Iraqi jobs platform, including its mobile navigation.
Full stack ticketing platform: discover events, buy tickets online, check people in with QR scanning.
Company website developed and maintained, with bug fixes and new features shipped on the product.
A year of custom websites for businesses in Baghdad, built in WordPress and Vue.js and maintained after launch.
A rating platform where people score and review companies, with one dashboard for the businesses and one for the moderation team.
Campus food delivery: an app for customers, an app for drivers, and dashboards for the restaurants and the admin.
Furniture shopping app with a cart, online payment, and a dashboard the shop runs its catalogue from.
Medication reminder and personal safety app. One press alerts the contacts you chose in advance.
A store and a community for skaters in Iraq: gear to buy, spots to skate, and a feed to post in.
Shopping app for Baghdad Fashion Factory, a clothing brand, with an interface drawn to the brand.
A platform for booking paid consulting sessions with experienced consultants. My own idea, built at a Startup Weekend and taken to a working product.
Businesses in Baghdad I built marketing sites for during a freelance year, in WordPress and Vue.js. These four are examples. There were a lot more small sites over that period, mostly single-page introductions for local companies, and most of them are not listed here.
I build the front end and run the growth work behind it. Tell me what you are building and I will tell you how I would approach it.