Frontend development

A considered interface.
A capable frontend.

I build responsive websites and web applications with React, Next.js and TypeScript. From the first screen to the last form field, the aim is to make your product easier to use and maintain.

Who it’s for

For businesses with more than a template in mind.

You might have a Figma design ready to build, a product that needs a clearer interface, or an existing frontend that has become difficult to change. We can start at any of those points.

The scope

What I can help with.

Websites & landing pages

Responsive React and Next.js websites with clear content structure, accessible navigation and purposeful calls to action.

Applications & dashboards

SaaS interfaces and custom web applications with thoughtful forms, tables, filters, loading states and error handling.

Data & integrations

API-connected interfaces that explain what is happening and help users recover when a request fails. TypeScript keeps data contracts explicit.

Interaction & refinement

GSAP animation where it supports the experience, plus bug fixes, responsive corrections and performance work on existing frontends.

From design to daily use

The small states matter.

An interface is more than its ideal screenshot. Empty results, a slow connection, a long name and a keyboard-only visit all deserve attention. I plan these states alongside the main screens so the finished product is useful in real conditions.

  • Reusable, clearly organised components
  • Layouts tested with real content
  • Loading, empty and error states
  • Keyboard and reduced-motion behaviour

An implementation you can explore

This portfolio.
Under the surface.

Devlutions uses React and Vite, reusable components, GSAP interactions and Lenis scrolling. The pages are prerendered so their content is available before React starts.

Explore the live frontend Explore the Aurel Dental design overview Optimization for an existing website
Devlutions portfolio homepage with Muhammad Rehan’s portrait and blue-accented headline
React · Vite · GSAP · Lenis · Prerendered HTML

The approach

Clear steps.
Considered work.

  1. Understand the flow

    Map the key user tasks, content and integrations before choosing the component structure.

  2. Build in useful pieces

    Develop the core layouts and interactions, then connect them to your data and content.

  3. Test & hand over

    Check responsive layouts, accessibility and production behaviour; explain how the frontend is organised.

Before we begin

A few useful
answers.

Can you work on an existing React or Next.js website?

Yes. Share the codebase and the issue you want to solve. I start by checking the current setup, then propose focused changes that fit the existing architecture.

Can you build from my designs?

Yes. Share the design files, responsive expectations and any interaction notes. We will identify missing states and content requirements before development.

Do animations have to make a site slower?

No, but they need a performance budget. I favour transform-based motion, avoid unnecessary startup work and support reduced-motion preferences.

Every project starts with a scope that fits the work.

How project investment works

Let’s talk about your website

Have an interface in mind?

Share the design, the current build or simply the problem your users need to solve.

Discuss Your Project