Design + code Mohamed Khaled · designing and building since 2020

Websites and stores, built to hand over.

I design in Figma and build on WordPress, Shopify, Salla or in custom code, then hand it over ready for you to run. For clients across the Arab world, Europe and America.

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  • 5-star client feedback
  • 210+projects since 2020
  • 180days of support after launch
  • 210+ sites delivered since 2020
  • Designed in Figma before a line of code
  • Every layout drawn for your brand, not a demo
  • Every page stays editable after handover
  • 180 days of support after launch
  • You own the files, the hosting and the admin
  • Clients across the Arab world, Europe and America

Selected work

Real sites, real clients

Nine builds across six sectors. Seven are online now. Scroll to browse each one as its visitors see it.

  1. The Sakhaa Program home page, showing the Arabic navigation bar above a full-width carousel slide

    A Saudi ministry programme site, where I am the lead admin.

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  2. The SL Smarts home page, showing the listing search bar with fields for what and where, above a row of category shortcuts

    A classifieds marketplace carrying more than 4,000 real listings.

  3. The Sharik home page, showing the Arabic welcome headline, the main navigation and a scroll prompt

    An integrated marketing services company in Saudi Arabia.

  4. The Dr Mohamed Osama home page, showing a treatment-room photograph beside the Arabic headline and two contact buttons

    A dental practice, with the interactions hand-coded rather than dropped in.

  5. The Laft home page, showing the Arabic headline over a dark gradient with two calls to action

    A large Saudi B2B brand. The build is finished.

  6. The Rehal home page, showing the headline about urgent shipments beside a live operations panel

    Light-aviation transport services in Saudi Arabia.

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  7. The London Royal Academy home page, showing a featured course with its dates and venues above a course search row

    An education provider.

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  8. The Ibrahim Alhariri home page: a dark navy and gold layout with the headline Partner of Excellence

    A personal site for an author, consultant and coach, in English and Arabic.

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  9. The Nuwasi home page: a sand-coloured Arabic layout with a dark green condolence card and the headline for one condolence link

    A platform that stays with a family in the first hours after a loss, built in custom code.

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Services

Six kinds of site I build

Each one is designed in Figma first and handed over in a state you can edit.

  1. Personal sites

    Portfolios and CVs. One page or several, built around the work you actually want people to look at.

    A glass laptop showing a dark portfolio site with a portrait and a grid of project thumbnails, lit in violet

  2. Online stores

    On Shopify, Salla or WooCommerce, from the product page through to the checkout, with the payment methods your buyers already use.

    A tablet and a phone showing an online store with product cards, prices and a checkout button, beside a shopping bag

  3. Course platforms

    LearnDash or TutorLMS: lessons, enrolment and access rules for selling what you teach.

    A laptop showing a course platform: a video lesson player beside a lesson list with completed checkmarks

  4. Theme customisation

    You already bought a theme. I reshape it around your brand and take out the parts that are fighting your content.

    A hand rearranging floating glass panels of a website theme: colour swatches, layout blocks and switches

  5. Built from scratch

    No theme underneath. The design starts on a blank Figma page and the build follows it exactly, on WordPress or in custom code when the idea needs its own system.

    A glowing blank artboard with a layout grid and wireframe blocks being drawn by a stylus

  6. Redesigns

    The content stays, the structure gets fixed. For a site that still works but no longer looks like the business behind it.

    A website being reshaped: floating glass panels of layout and colour controls around the page

Courses

Learn to build it yourself. Start free.

The method I use for clients, recorded as hands-on courses: I build on screen and you build along, with no code to write. Taught in Arabic.

  • The full bundle

    WordPress, complete: sites, stores and course platforms

    Four courses in order, each one handing you to the next: from what a domain is to a finished site, a store that sells and a course platform of your own.

    • 4 courses
    • 100 lessons
    • About 45 hours
    • Lifetime access
    1. WordPress from zeroFree
    2. Professional site designEGP 755
    3. Online storesEGP 869
    4. Course platformsEGP 799

    EGP 999 EGP 2,000

    One by one they come to EGP 2,423. Together, EGP 999.

    Get all four for EGP 999

  • Free · start here

    WordPress from zero

    The first course of the four, open to everyone: 14 lessons, about 7 hours.

    EGP 0 No payment

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  • YouTube

    Learn With MK

    Lessons and walkthroughs on WordPress, online stores and building with AI.

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Not sure yet? Watch the first course free.

14 lessons, about 7 hours, no payment. If it suits you, the other three are waiting.

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About

Designed in Figma. Built on the right platform.

Every project starts as a Figma file, not a template. Once you sign off the design I build it on WordPress, Shopify or Salla, or in custom code, so what ships is what you approved, and you can edit it yourself.

Websites and stores, built to hand over.

Designed in Figma. Built on WordPress, Shopify, Salla or in custom code.

Start a project See the work

Mohamed Khaled210+ projects since 2020

Mohamed Khaled, web designer and developer, against a violet-lit backdrop

Counted from the first project in 2020.

Client feedback

What clients said after launch

Three people who hired me, in their own words.

Mohamed understood what I needed from the first call. The site looks like a professional practice, and the process was calm from start to finish.
Ahmed HassanBusiness coach, Cairo

My store looks the way I pictured it and the checkout simply works. He was patient with every change I asked for, and he explained why some of them were a bad idea.
Sara MohamedBoutique owner, Alexandria

I asked for a course platform and got one. Students find their way around it without help, and I add a new lesson myself in a few minutes.
Karim AbdelrahmanOnline educator, Dubai

My story

From the first build in 2020 to now

Keep scrolling: one year at a time, and what each one added to how the work is done today.

  1. 2020

    First WordPress builds

    Learned WordPress properly rather than plugin by plugin, and shipped the first custom sites for real clients.

  2. 2021

    Stores and checkout

    Moved into e-commerce: WooCommerce catalogues, payment setup and checkout flows a shop owner can run without help.

  3. 2022

    Work beyond one market

    Started building for clients across the Arab world, Europe and America, which meant handling different languages, currencies and time zones as a matter of routine.

  4. 2023

    Course platforms

    Added LMS work: lessons, enrolment and student access for educators who sell what they know online.

  5. 2024

    Figma before Elementor

    Settled the method still used today: design every screen in Figma, then build it in Elementor Pro with custom CSS, so the layout is decided before the build and the client can still edit it after.

  6. 2025

    Speed and detail

    Turned attention to what happens after launch: page weight, loading behaviour and the small interface details that separate a finished site from one that is merely live.

  7. 2026

    Sites the owner can run

    Where the work sits now: builds handed over with a walkthrough and 180 days of support, so the site keeps moving without waiting on me.

Designed in Figma. Built for your business. Handed over to you.

Blog

Notes before you build.

Short articles on choosing who builds your site, which platform to build on, and what to ask before you pay.

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Contact

Tell me what you are building

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Questions

What people ask before starting

The terms of a project, stated plainly.

  • 7-day money-back window
  • 180 days of support

  • Prices start from $100 for a brochure site: a few pages that say who you are, what you do and how to reach you. Anything larger, such as a store, a course platform or a custom build, is priced once I know what it needs: the pages, the features and the content. Send the details and I reply within 24 hours with a clear figure.

  • Only when you already own one, or a project clearly needs one. A custom build starts on a blank Figma page and is built in WordPress with Elementor Pro and custom CSS written for that layout. If you already bought a theme, I reshape it around your brand instead of starting over.

  • By what you will run afterwards. A site you edit yourself goes on WordPress with Elementor Pro. A store goes on Shopify, Salla or WooCommerce, whichever fits your market and the way your buyers pay. An idea that needs its own system is written in code. In every case the design is drawn in Figma first, and you approve it before the build.

  • Yes. On WordPress you get the dashboard and the Elementor editor; on Shopify and Salla you get the store admin. Text, images, products, posts and prices are yours to change. Nothing that a client normally needs to update is locked behind code.

  • For the first seven days after a project starts, you can stop it and have the payment returned in full. You do not have to justify the decision. After that window the project runs to its agreed end.

  • Support runs for 180 days from the day the site goes live. It covers what was built: anything that breaks, anything that behaves differently from what we agreed, and your questions about editing the site yourself.

  • Four methods, depending on where you are:

    • Vodafone Cash
    • InstaPay
    • Bank transfer
    • PayPal

  • Yes. Since 2020 I have delivered more than 210 projects for clients across the Arab world, Europe and America. Bank transfer and PayPal cover payment from outside Egypt, and the whole project runs over email and WhatsApp.

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