I'm Mina — a web designer and developer in Dubai. I build websites that don't just look good: they turn visitors into customers. Eight-plus years of it, for businesses in the UAE, the GCC and beyond.
No photo of me here, and no borrowed stock faces either — the proof is the live sites I've shipped, which you can visit and click through yourself. Fifteen minutes on WhatsApp will tell you more about working with me than any bio.
Layouts that put the next step in front of the visitor, on any screen.
Hand-built with React and modern tooling — no page-builder bloat.
Fewer clicks between a visitor arriving and a visitor contacting you.
Clear offers, clear calls to action, forms people actually finish.
Pages that Google — and ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity — can actually read.
Sites that load fast on a phone on mobile data, not just on office wifi.
These principles guide my approach to every project and client relationship.
I prioritize understanding your business goals and user needs to deliver solutions that drive real results.
I never compromise on quality, ensuring every project meets the highest standards in design and functionality.
I believe in clear, honest communication throughout the project lifecycle for a smooth collaboration.
I focus on delivering solutions that achieve measurable business outcomes and ROI for your investment.
I stay updated with the latest technologies and trends to bring innovative solutions to your projects.
I aim to be a long-term partner in your digital success, not just a one-time service provider.
Common questions about my process and experience.
I build for what the site has to achieve, not for how it looks in a portfolio. That means starting from your business goals and judging the finished thing on whether visitors turn into customers.
Service-based businesses and e-commerce brands, from startups to established companies, mostly across the UAE and GCC.
Most projects ship in 3 to 10 days. A larger build with custom features can take longer — you get a firm timeline with the fixed quote, before any work starts.
More answers to help you make an informed decision.
A freelancer gives you a direct line to the person doing the work, and usually costs less. An agency gives you a larger team, but you may never speak to whoever actually builds your site. For most small and medium businesses in the UAE that trade — fewer people, more access — is the better one.
Live sites you can open and click, not mockups. Then check the work is relevant to your industry and to the Dubai and GCC market, and that it holds up on a phone.
Yes — both UI/UX design and front-end development, by the same person. Nothing gets lost handing a design over to a developer, because there is no handover.
Live sites you can open and click, each with the site the client had before.
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Read more →Whether ChatGPT and Claude can read your site — and whether they name you.
Read more →Fifteen minutes, this week. What is broken, what I would fix first, and what it would take. Fixed quote, up front — no packages.