A designer's eye
Clean layouts, colors that suit your community, and Arabic that looks as good as the English. If something looks off, I keep working on it until it doesn't.
I build websites for masjids, schools, teachers and businesses, and I care about the small details most people skip.
It started in my own classroom. I teach at an Islamic school here in Northern Virginia, and I wanted lessons my students would actually enjoy opening. So I built a site for them. Then teachers and parents started asking who made it, and one site turned into several.
Before teaching, I spent years in marketing and sales. That work taught me something I still use every day: people decide in a few seconds whether a page is worth their time. So every site I build starts with one question. What does your visitor need to see first?
You'll deal with me directly, from the first email to the day your site goes live, and I reply within two business days.
Clean layouts, colors that suit your community, and Arabic that looks as good as the English. If something looks off, I keep working on it until it doesn't.
Passwords never sit in the site's files, the admin page locks out anyone guessing, and the forms are protected from spam. Your families' information stays private.
Most parents will open your site on a phone, so I check every page on a small screen first and keep it light so it loads fast.
Full sites come with a simple admin page for news, events and, for a masjid, prayer times. No coding, and no waiting on me for small changes.
One language or both, with a button to switch. The Arabic pages read properly from right to left.
The site and its address are in your name, and you get every login. You're never stuck with me if you don't want to be.