Services
Web Development
Modern, responsive websites that convert
I build and maintain public websites for schools, societies, and businesses across Lahore and Punjab, Arabic–English properties in Dubai and Riyadh, and English-first sites for clients in Canada and the UK.

When a business needs a website that actually earns trust—not just fills a domain—I start with how visitors arrive, what they need to understand in the first ten seconds, and what action should feel obvious on mobile and desktop. I have shipped more than seventy production sites through AzAd Solutions, from single-location service businesses to multi-campus school networks and bilingual society portals in Saudi Arabia.
My builds blend clean information architecture with performance-conscious front ends. Whether the stack is WordPress with a tailored theme, a headless layout, or a custom Next.js marketing site on Cloudflare, I structure pages so search engines and humans both get clarity: proper headings, schema-friendly markup, compressed media, and navigation that does not hide your phone number behind three menus.
Multilingual work is a core strength. I routinely deliver Arabic–English and Urdu–English sites with correct RTL layout, font choices that read well on low-end phones, and content workflows your team can maintain after launch. If you are in Lahore planning a regional expansion site, or in Dubai needing a polished English–Arabic presence, I treat language switching as product design—not an afterthought plugin.
Every project includes a realistic maintenance path. I document how you add a news post, swap a hero image, or update fee tables so you are not locked into mystery code. When you prefer AzAd Solutions to handle updates, I offer retainers for security patches, uptime checks, and small feature additions without reopening the entire contract.
Who this is for
- Schools, societies, and professional firms that need a credible public site with admissions or enquiry flows
- Businesses launching or refreshing a brand site with SEO, blog, and contact conversion in mind
- Organizations requiring Arabic, Urdu, or English multilingual pages with RTL correctness
- Teams that want one developer-owner who handles design direction, build, hosting, and ongoing fixes
- Export and industrial brands presenting product catalogs to Gulf and European buyers online
Who this is not for
- ×Pure design-mockup requests with no intention to build or maintain a live site
- ×Marketplaces needing complex real-time inventory at massive scale without a phased roadmap
- ×Clients who expect a $500 template clone with unlimited revision rounds and same-day launch
Deliverables
How I work
Step 1: Discovery & sitemap
I map your audiences, page list, languages, and conversion goals, then agree a sitemap and reference sites before any design work starts.
Step 2: Design direction & content
You receive layout direction aligned to your brand—hero, section rhythm, typography, and imagery guidance—while I finalize copy and translations in parallel with your subject-matter reviewers.
Step 3: Build & integrations
I develop templates, wire forms, embed maps or third-party tools, and configure hosting, CDN, and caching appropriate to your traffic profile.
Step 4: QA across devices
Every milestone is checked on phone, tablet, and desktop; RTL pages get extra passes for alignment, numerals, and mixed-language strings.
Step 5: Launch & care plan
After DNS cutover I monitor 404s and form delivery, then offer optional maintenance for updates, security patches, and content additions.
Tools and stack
WordPress
Familiar admin for teams that publish news, jobs, or campus updates without touching code
Next.js on Cloudflare
Edge-delivered marketing sites with strong Core Web Vitals and global latency wins
Tailwind CSS
Consistent spacing and responsive grids that stay maintainable as pages grow
Cloudflare CDN & SSL
Fast TLS-terminated delivery with sensible caching rules for static assets
Polylang / WPML / custom i18n
Structured multilingual content with language-specific URLs and hreflang support
Frequently asked questions
Both. I choose based on who will update the site after launch. WordPress suits editorial teams; custom Next.js suits performance-focused marketing sites with fewer moving parts.