Selected work

Shipped. Not mocked up.

Enterprise platforms, production SaaS, and complete solo builds — architecture through deployment. Here is the work, and what each one actually took.

saad --pipeline

  • plannedscoped, sequenced, estimated
  • designedinterface, copy, system
  • engineeredfrontend, backend, infrastructure
  • deployedCI/CD, monitoring, DNS
  • scaledand still running

The work

Built end to end

From enterprise platform architecture to sites I designed, built, and deployed alone.

01 / autocore.io

Auto-shop SaaS for the MENA region

Workshops run their entire operation here: services, inventory, purchase orders, customers, accounts, live job status. I led the frontend and built a large share of the backend. Virtualized tables so long inventories scroll without stutter, JWT role-based access across owners, technicians, and front desk, and Socket.IO for live job updates. Behind it: Node, Express, MongoDB, Redis caching, and AWS for storage, email, and hosting. I also modernized a legacy React 16 codebase and rebuilt the admin dashboard from scratch.

faster APIs
20%
faster report generation
60%
less manual admin
50%
React
Redux
Ant Design
Node.js
Express
MongoDB
Redis
Socket.IO
AWS
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Reports and revenue analysis
autocore.io — Reports and revenue analysis

02 / OkayKer Customer App

Car servicing, bookable in a browser

Customers pick a vehicle, browse parts and services, get a quote, book a slot, and track the job. Diagnostic reports download as PDFs, and live chat reaches the workshop without a phone call. I took it from Figma to production and owned the entire frontend, with the backend built alongside a team.

users served
7,500+
React
Redux Toolkit
Material UI
Sass
Node.js
MongoDB
Redis
Socket.IO
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Home and service catalogue
OkayKer Customer App — Home and service catalogue

03 / Appsynic

An agency site with a working quote engine

A software agency's entire web presence, migrated off WordPress. The centrepiece is a five-step cost estimator: visitors describe what they want — platform, project type, features, scale — and get a real price range built from the rates the agency quotes with. Every service, question, and pricing rule lives in one config, so adding an offering is a data edit, not a rebuild. Indexed properly from day one: sitemap, robots, JSON-LD, Search Console.

Next.js
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
Framer Motion
Cloudflare Turnstile
Resend
Vercel
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Home
Appsynic — Home

04 / Flowstak

Built to load fast and rank

Design through deployment for a Canadian software agency. Parallax and pinned-scroll sections that stay smooth on a phone, a spam-resistant contact form, and technical SEO wired in from the start rather than bolted on before launch. Built mobile-first and accessible throughout.

accessibility score
98%
Next.js
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
Framer Motion
Cloudflare Turnstile
Resend
Vercel
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Home
Flowstak — Home

05 / High Tech Engineering

A contractor's site that finally looks like the work

Design to deployment for an industrial engineering contractor. Next.js front and back, a rate-limited contact API on Upstash Redis, and motion that holds up on the mid-range phones their clients actually carry.

Next.js
Tailwind CSS
Framer Motion
Nodemailer
Upstash Redis
Vercel
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Home
High Tech Engineering — Home

06 / Afiniti

Enterprise contact-center platform

A configuration-management platform for enterprise contact centers. I designed a multi-tenant backend on NestJS and PostgreSQL with tenant-level data isolation, then built the interfaces that make it usable: a visual expression builder that lets non-technical users compose SQL-like logic with no code, and a node-based data-stitching canvas for modelling composite sources. I found a request-context bottleneck across the backend and led the refactor that replaced parameter drilling with a reusable request-scoped pattern.

TypeScript
NestJS
PostgreSQL
React
React Flow
Next.js
Docker

No public screenshots — internal enterprise product.

multi-tenant backend · NestJS + PostgreSQL

tenant-level data isolation at enterprise scale

visual expression builder — no-code SQL logic

node-based data stitching · React Flow

hierarchical teams + role-based access control

request-scoped context refactor (NestJS CLS)

real-time dashboards for AI-driven analytics

07 / XPERDRIVER

MFA and API work on a live platform

I joined an existing React and Node codebase to add multi-factor authentication, email delivery, and new REST endpoints, then wired them into the frontend without disturbing the interface already in use. Every sign-in now clears an OTP check.

React
CoreUI
Node.js
REST
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Landing page
XPERDRIVER — Landing page

Have a product to ship?

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