Start Here
Pick the closest match — each path explains exactly how I'd approach it.
02 / Services
One line, every service on it — each one backed by a real project.
Fast web apps — React, Next.js and TypeScript.
From the work — FreshCart
Next.jsReactTypeScript
Your design, pixel-accurate and responsive.
From the work — Clarity
FigmaPixel-accurateResponsive
Catalogue, cart and checkout that sell.
From the work — FreshCart
CatalogueCartCheckout
Real data from APIs, shown clearly.
From the work — Wanderlust
REST APIsDashboardsLive data
One page, one goal, one clear action.
From the work — What's For Dinner
CampaignsSectionsOne CTA
Right-to-left Arabic, done properly.
From the work — Adasa
RTLBilingualArabic UI
Beautiful on phones, fast everywhere.
From the work — Cosmos
Mobile-firstSpeedCore Web Vitals
02 / Services
One line, every service on it — each one backed by a real project.
Fast web apps — React, Next.js and TypeScript.
From the work — FreshCart
Next.jsReactTypeScript
Your design, pixel-accurate and responsive.
From the work — Clarity
FigmaPixel-accurateResponsive
Catalogue, cart and checkout that sell.
From the work — FreshCart
CatalogueCartCheckout
Real data from APIs, shown clearly.
From the work — Wanderlust
REST APIsDashboardsLive data
One page, one goal, one clear action.
From the work — What's For Dinner
CampaignsSectionsOne CTA
Right-to-left Arabic, done properly.
From the work — Adasa
RTLBilingualArabic UI
Beautiful on phones, fast everywhere.
From the work — Cosmos
Mobile-firstSpeedCore Web Vitals
The Difference
Many websites are built for the designer's laptop — then squeezed onto phones at the end. By then the layout, the code and the speed are already fixed.
I build from a solid structure up: semantic markup, reusable components, mobile-first layouts and speed checked before launch — so the site feels right wherever it is opened, in English or Arabic.
Process
One connected journey, one developer — from the first conversation to a live link you can share.
01 / 05
Output — a clear brief
Every build starts with your goals — what the website must achieve, who it is for and which pages it needs. We agree what success looks like before anything is designed.
Brief · Page list · Examples you like
NextDesign
02 / 05
Output — approved layouts
From your Figma file — or a layout we shape together — every page is planned mobile-first, with one clear action per page. You review real layouts before any code.
Figma · Grid · Type scale
NextDevelop
03 / 05
Output — a working site
Clean, typed, reusable components — React and Next.js for applications, lighter HTML and CSS for simple pages — connected to your data and built mobile-first.
React · Next.js · Tailwind CSS
NextTest
04 / 05
Output — a passing check
Compared side by side with the design, tested on real phones and browsers. Loading, empty and error states covered, images optimized and speed measured before launch.
Lighthouse · DevTools · Real phones
NextLaunch
05 / 05
Output — a live website
Deployed to Vercel or GitHub Pages with your domain connected, the code in your GitHub, and a walkthrough — so you genuinely own your website.
Vercel · GitHub · Domain + SSL
Thenongoing support
Selected Work
An online store, an Arabic blog, travel and space dashboards, a game and a landing page — different problems, one standard.
Why Me
A website isn't finished when it looks right in one browser. It has to work on every screen, handle real data gracefully and stay easy to change. That full picture is the job.
4
Years — software engineering
7
Projects built & shipped
Remote
Working remotely — from Egypt
The scope — working with me
Tech Ecosystem
Not a logo wall — a workflow. Design decides what gets built, the build turns it into components, and shipping puts it live on a link you can share.
Layouts, components and responsive rules — planned before a line of code.
The code — React and Next.js at the core, TypeScript and Tailwind around them.
Version control, builds and deployment — how the work goes live and stays safe.
Search-Ready Builds
Search engines read the code before anyone reads the page. Semantic HTML, clean URLs, proper metadata and fast pages are front-end work — so I build them in from the start instead of leaving them for later.
In every build
aseel-alqedra.vercel.app › services › react-nextjs
React & Next.js Development — AseelDev
Oct 2026 — Web applications built with React, Next.js and TypeScript — reusable components, real data from APIs and responsive interfaces that feel fast.
example.site › index.php?page_id=482&cat=7
Home | Site
Welcome to our website. We are a company that provides services to customers. Contact us today to find out more about what we can do for you and…
Performance
Speed is a first impression, a conversion factor and a ranking signal — all at once. I treat Google’s Core Web Vitals as a build requirement, not an afterthought.
How fast your main content appears. Optimized images, clean markup and smart loading order keep it low.
How fast the site responds when people tap and click. Efficient code and minimal JavaScript keep it instant.
How stable the page is while loading. Reserved space and disciplined layout mean nothing jumps around.
Two Readers
People increasingly get answers from AI-powered search and assistants. A website now has two readers: the person looking at the page, and the machine deciding whether to recommend it.
The part a front-end developer controls is the structure: semantic HTML, clear headings, language tags and structured data. No guaranteed rankings — just a site machines can read as clearly as people do.
“who can build my website in arabic and english?”
What people seethe designed page
What machines readthe same page, as structure
<h1>Aseel Mahmoud Alqedra — Front-End Developer</h1>
{ "@type": "Person", "jobTitle": "Front-End Developer", "address": "Gaza, Palestine" }
<link hreflang="en" href="/" /> <link hreflang="ar" href="/ar/" />
Choose a developer who builds the structure in from day one — semantic HTML, clear headings, language tags and fast pages. Machines can only recommend what they can actually read.
Shows the mechanics — not a live answer
Read more about Arabic & English websites
About
I'm Aseel Mahmoud Alqedra — a final-year Software Engineering student and front-end developer from Gaza, Palestine, working remotely from Egypt. React & Next.js are my core tools. University gave me the engineering foundations; building real projects taught me to ship.
More about meDec 2024 — Sep 2026
Cisco Networking Academy · The Educational Gate
Sep 2022 — Present
CurrentPalestine University
Insights
Practical guides on planning, building and improving a website — written for people deciding what to build.
Next Step
Let's turn it into an interface people remember — fast, responsive and built to last.
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