Muhammad Amin, Dubai
I am Muhammad Amin, a full stack developer in Dubai. I design, build and look after websites, online stores and custom web applications for businesses across all seven emirates, in PHP, Laravel, React and Tailwind CSS.
Built with the tools Dubai businesses already rely on
Pick a service to see what is included, how it is built and what affects the cost.
We talk goals, audience, budget and deadlines. You leave with a clear recommendation, whether or not we work together.
A written page and feature list with a fixed price, so the number you approve is the number you pay.
Mobile-first design in Tailwind CSS, a PHP and MySQL back end, and React wherever interaction matters. You review on a private staging link.
Sitemap, schema, redirects, analytics, security headers and speed checks go live with the site, not months later.
Backups, updates and monitoring keep the site safe, and monthly improvements keep it ranking and converting.
HVAC and Refrigeration
Online catalogue and store for an AC spare parts trader in Dubai that has been trading since 1998. Visitors browse compressors, refrigerant gases, thermostats, copper coils, fan motors and HVAC tools by brand, add items to a cart, or ask for help by WhatsApp, email and phone.
Professional Services
Website for a tax agent and accounting firm in Sydney, Australia. It explains individual, small business, company and trust tax returns, GST, superannuation and payroll, offers online tax returns, shows client testimonials and makes it easy to request a consultation.
Retail and E-commerce
Online store for a Pakistani electronics brand selling smart watches, wireless earbuds, power banks, tablets, Android TV boxes and mobile accessories, with sale banners, buy-now-pay-later installments, warranty and return policies, and delivery across Pakistan.
Most companies in Dubai do not need a large agency to get a good website. They need someone who understands the market, writes clean code, explains choices in plain language and answers messages. I am Muhammad Amin, a full stack web developer based in Dubai, and I build websites and web applications for businesses in every emirate. You deal with me directly from the first call to launch day, and afterwards when something needs to change.
The UAE is unusually demanding online. Customers arrive on phones, often on mobile data, compare three or four providers in minutes, expect a reply on WhatsApp and read in English, Arabic or both. A website that ignores those habits loses enquiries no matter how good it looks. Everything I build starts from them: fast pages, clear service structure, visible contact options and content that answers real questions.
Search visibility is designed in from day one. Each service gets its own page with a clear purpose, headings and internal links. Titles, descriptions, schema markup, sitemaps and redirects are set up properly, speed is tested on mid-range phones, and analytics and Search Console are connected so you can see what works. If you are replacing an old site, I map every existing URL so you keep the traffic you already have, which is part of my website redesign and migration work.
Local intent matters just as much. People search for a dentist in Jumeirah or an office fit-out company in Business Bay, so I structure location content around real districts. You can see how that works in the location guides, which cover districts in all seven emirates, and in the dedicated pages for local SEO and technical SEO.
An online store here has to accept cards, Apple Pay, cash on delivery and buy now pay later providers such as Tabby and Tamara. A clinic needs bookings and reminders. A trading company needs quotations and price lists. A property business needs listings with the right permit information. I have set these up repeatedly, so the details are planned instead of discovered late. The same applies to payment gateway integration, booking systems and integrations with couriers, CRMs and accounting tools.
Language is part of that. Many businesses serve Arabic and English speakers, and a right-to-left layout is not a mirrored copy of the English one. If Arabic is on your roadmap, I build for it early so it never means a rebuild. See Arabic and bilingual websites for how that works.
A focused landing page can be live within a week or two. A business website usually takes three to eight weeks, an online store five to twelve and a custom platform eight weeks or more, depending on how quickly content and approvals arrive. Prices depend on scope, not on the size of a company, which is why I quote against a written list of pages and features. Try the website cost calculator for an instant range, or read the guide to what a website costs in Dubai to understand what drives the numbers.
Clients range from owner-run service companies to growing trading firms, clinics, schools, hotels and technology start-ups. If you are not sure whether your sector is a fit, browse the industry guides to see how I approach regulation, buyer behaviour and features in fields such as real estate, healthcare, hospitality and logistics. Larger teams can also use the business solutions pages for HR, finance, sales and procurement systems built to match internal processes.
Send a short brief through the form below, message me on WhatsApp or call. I will reply with questions, a recommendation and, once the scope is clear, a fixed quote and timeline. There is no obligation, and if another approach would serve you better, I will say so.
Real estate, healthcare, hospitality, logistics and more. Each industry has its own regulations, buyers and must-have features.
Local search works differently in Business Bay than in Al Ain or Ras Al Khaimah. Each location guide covers the districts, the business mix and what that means for your website.
Cannot find your answer? Message me on WhatsApp and I will reply personally.
Share a few details and I will reply with a clear plan, timeline and quote. No sales team, no obligation, just a direct answer from the developer who will build it.
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