Independent Product Designer & Frontend Developer
Designing modern, high-converting websites with thoughtful UI/UX and clean frontend development.
01Selected work
Each one is a complete, live build — design through to shipped frontend. Every demo opens and works; nothing here is a screenshot.
01
Conference & ticketing site
A one-day conference that had to sell tickets and hold a schedule at the same time. Live countdown, hour-by-hour agenda, and ticket tiers that show real scarcity instead of claiming it.
02
Advisory firm website
Professional services sell credibility, so the site is built like a printed report: editorial serif, numbered chapters, and figures that count up as you reach them.
03
Admin dashboard / internal tool
Not a landing page — a working panel. Sidebar navigation, a data table that filters as you type, and charts with per-point tooltips. Light and dark, both designed rather than inverted.
04
Small-batch roastery
The interesting part of coffee is the data, so the site shows it: a roast curve that draws itself in SVG, a flavour radar per origin, and a brew calculator that works out the dose for your cup.
05
Property listings
Buyers arrive with one question: can I afford this. Filterable listings sit next to a mortgage calculator that really computes, and splits principal from interest so the number means something.
06
Restaurant & reservations
Fine dining is atmosphere first. Low-light palette, tasting menu in tiers, a gallery that opens to full size, and a reservation form short enough that people actually finish it.
02Services
You brief one person and that person stays with the project from the first sketch to the live URL. Nothing gets lost in a handover, because there isn't one.
A complete site designed around what you sell and who buys it — structure, hierarchy, type, and every state before a line of code exists.
Sitemap · Wireframes · Full visual design · Responsive layouts
For products with screens rather than pages: flows, empty and error states, and a component set your future developer can actually build from.
User flows · Prototypes · Component library · Design tokens
The design built properly: semantic markup, real accessibility, fast on a mid-range phone, and readable enough that the next developer thanks you.
HTML · CSS · JavaScript · Next.js · Accessibility · Performance
One page with one job. Written and designed around a single action, then shipped fast enough to still matter to your launch.
Copy structure · Visual design · Build · Analytics hookup
03Process
You always know which stage we're in, what I need from you, and what lands at the end of it.
One call to understand the business, the audience, and the one thing the site has to achieve. You get a written scope before anything starts.
Scope, timeline, fixed price
Structure first, then visual direction, then every screen at real content length. You review in Figma and we settle it before code.
Figma file, two revision rounds
Built mobile-first and tested on real phones, with a staging link you can open at any point rather than waiting until the end.
Staging URL, source code
Domain, hosting, SSL and analytics set up in your name. Everything is handed over — no account of mine sits between you and your site.
Live site, full ownership, 30 days of fixes
04Digital products
Fifteen complete designs, each written from scratch rather than assembled from a page builder. Buy one, own the code, and edit it without a subscription.
Coming to Gumroad & Creative Market
4 designs · editorial layouts
6 designs · booking flows built in
5 designs · light and dark
05About
I'm Rafi — a designer who ships his own work. Most beautiful designs lose something on the way to the browser, usually because the person drawing it never has to build it. I do both, so what you approve is what goes live.
My rule is that every decision on a page should be able to explain itself. Type sizes come from a scale, spacing comes from a system, and motion exists to show a relationship — never to fill silence. Restraint is the point: fewer elements, each doing one job well.
I study Software Engineering at Universiti Malaya and I run what I build. My own CMS is self-hosted on my own Linux box, which means I've handled deploys, backups and outages rather than just the pretty part. That's the experience you're hiring.
06Contact
Tell me what you're building and what it has to do. I'll reply within 12 hours with honest thoughts on scope, timeline and price — whether or not I'm the right person for it.
