UI/UX design & front-end development · Arabic, English, Turkish

Websites and digital products
that make your business clearer and easier to contact.

I am Moayad Aldalati, a UI/UX designer and front-end developer. I design and build websites, booking systems, dashboards and other digital products in Arabic, English and Turkish, with correct RTL and LTR behaviour. Companies in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf work with me remotely from Istanbul, in Arabic or English.

Available remotely for Saudi Arabia, the Gulf, Turkey and Europe

Proof, Not Promises

Real Products, Verifiable Delivery

8 Live Client ProjectsArabic, English & TurkishUI/UX + Front-End Delivery
Product types delivered
Business WebsitesBooking PlatformsDashboardsBilingual Digital Products

Case Studies

Selected Work

Real products and live platforms. Each case study covers the problem, the users, the journey, the exact role, the work delivered, and what can be verified on the live product today.

01
2026
Auris Cars car rental platform with RentSyst booking, frontend work by Moayad Aldalati

PROJECT 01

Auris Cars

Car Rental Platform · Booking UX · RentSyst Integration Review

A car rental platform connected to RentSyst for booking and order management. My work focused on improving the customer booking experience, reviewing how prices and insurance were handled in the frontend flow, and making the website clearer and more reliable before launch.

Next.jsReactRentSystBooking FlowPricing LogicUI/UXTechnical SEO/GEO/AEO
02
2026
Hackers Academy cybersecurity LMS with API-connected courses, frontend work by Moayad Aldalati

PROJECT 02

Hackers Academy

Cybersecurity Education Platform · LMS · Frontend Improvements

A cybersecurity training platform where I improved the LMS experience, course pages, API-connected data, session behavior, payment-flow reliability, technical SEO/GEO/AEO setup, and final launch readiness.

LMSReactAPI IntegrationAuth / SessionsPayment FlowSecurityTechnical SEO
03
2026
Adil Dent Clinics dental clinic website homepage, designed and developed by Moayad Aldalati

PROJECT 03

Adil Dent Clinics

Healthcare / Dental / Cosmetic Dentistry · adildentclinics.com

A modern dental clinic website designed to build trust, present cosmetic dentistry services clearly, and help patients contact or book with the clinic easily. The focus was on medical credibility, local SEO, and a frictionless contact experience.

UI/UX DesignWordPressSEOGoogle AnalyticsSearch ConsoleResponsive Design
04
2026
ONE PASS Saudi event execution company bilingual English-Arabic website with GSAP animations

PROJECT 04 Saudi Arabia

ONE PASS

Events / Event Execution · onepassevent.com · 2026

Bilingual (EN/AR) website for a Saudi event execution company, presenting services, projects, and careers with a cinematic dark identity and smooth scroll motion.

UI/UXHTML/CSS/JSGSAPBilingual EN/ARRTL

Testimonials

Client Feedback

Real feedback from clients I’ve worked with on website, UI/UX and digital product projects.

  • Excellent and fast work with satisfying results.
    Adil Dent Clinics Healthcare Website View Case Study
  • It was the best experience I’ve had working with a developer.
    Auris Cars Car Rental System View Case Study
  • I highly recommend Moayad as an excellent UI/UX designer and developer.
    Hackers Academy LMS View Case Study

Services

How Product Work Gets Delivered

Four ways to work together, from diagnosing an existing product to designing and shipping a multilingual one end to end. Each one solves a specific problem and ends with something you can act on.

UX & Product Audit

Existing websites and products where users drop out and nobody can say exactly where

You find out where visitors give up and what to fix first, instead of guessing. That comes from a structured review of the real user journey: where the flow breaks, what the mobile experience costs you, and how the information architecture reads, delivered as a prioritized product direction document, not a list of opinions.

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UI/UX Product Design

Platforms, dashboards, booking systems, SaaS and learning products that need the product solved before development

Your product is solved before development budget is spent on it, and your team sees exactly what will be built. Discovery, user flows, information architecture, wireframes and a responsive interface system in Figma, including the states most designs skip: empty, loading, error and success, delivered as a design system a developer can build from without guessing.

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Front-End Development

Teams with a design (mine or theirs) that needs to become a real, responsive, API-ready interface

Your Arabic and English interface stays consistent on every screen size and stays easy to maintain later, built with production front-end in React and Next.js: reusable components, correct RTL and LTR behaviour, accessible semantics, and a structure ready to connect to your existing backend or API. Built as it was designed, not reinterpreted.

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Design-to-Launch

Businesses and software teams that want product direction, design and front-end delivered as one engagement

One person is accountable from the first question to launch day, so nothing is lost between design and development. The full path: product direction, user flows, UI/UX, design system, responsive React or Next.js front-end, Arabic and English with proper RTL/LTR, technical SEO foundations, analytics event planning and launch preparation.

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Engagements

How Projects Are Scoped & Priced

Engagements are priced around the outcome and the complexity of the product, not by counting pages or screens. The figures below are honest starting points; the real number comes out of discovery.

UX & Product Audit

From $600 Typical starting point

Best for: Existing websites or products that need clearer journeys, better usability and a prioritized plan.

Scope can include

  • Product or website review
  • User journey analysis
  • Mobile usability review
  • Information architecture review
  • Booking or enquiry flow review
  • Prioritized recommendations
  • Key wireframe improvements
  • Product direction document

This is a paid engagement with a written deliverable, not a free consultation.

Typical duration: 1-2 weeks

UI/UX Product Design

From $1,500 Typical starting point

Best for: Websites, platforms, dashboards, booking systems, SaaS products and learning platforms.

Scope can include

  • Discovery
  • User flows
  • Sitemap / information architecture
  • Wireframes
  • Responsive interface design
  • Design system and components
  • Empty, error, loading and success states
  • Developer handoff

Typical duration: 3-6 weeks, scoped after discovery

Main Engagement

Design-to-Launch

From $2,500 Typical starting point

Best for: Businesses and software teams that need product direction, design and production front-end delivered together.

Scope can include

  • Product direction and user flows
  • UI/UX design and design system
  • Responsive React / Next.js front-end
  • Arabic and English support, RTL and LTR implementation
  • API-ready front-end structure
  • Technical SEO foundations
  • Analytics event planning
  • Launch preparation

Scoped based on product complexity, number of journeys, and languages, never by page count alone.

Typical duration: 6-12 weeks, scoped after discovery

Complex Platforms

Custom scope after discovery

Best for: Larger dashboards, LMS products, booking platforms and custom service systems.

Scope can include

  • Multi-role and permission-based interfaces
  • Data-heavy dashboard UX
  • Multi-step booking and service journeys
  • Multilingual product architecture
  • Phased delivery with a defined first release

No fixed price is quoted before the product is understood. Discovery comes first, then a scoped proposal.

Typical duration: Defined per phase

These are starting points, not fixed packages. Final scope and price depend on the number of user journeys, product complexity, languages, integrations, states and the level of front-end involvement, confirmed in writing after discovery. Revision rounds are agreed as part of that scope rather than fixed in advance.

Search and AI discoverability foundations, built into every launch

SEO Semantic HTML, one clear H1 per page, correct heading order, meta tags, canonicals, hreflang, sitemap and robots.txt, so search engines can crawl and understand every page.
GEO Consistent entity facts and structured data that matches the visible content, so AI systems can read and contextualize who you are, what you do, and who you do it for.
AEO Real questions answered directly on the page and marked up only where the answer is genuinely visible. Structural setup, never a promise of citation or placement.

Not sure which engagement fits your product?

Describe what you are building or improving and you get an honest read on scope, engagement type, and a starting range.

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How I Work

The Process

Every engagement follows the same structure: understand the product, solve the journey, design the system, then build it properly.

Discovery & Product Direction

Understand the Product

Who the users are, what they are actually trying to complete, what the business needs from that, and what constraints exist: existing backend, third-party booking system, languages, timeline. The output is a direction, not a mood board.

Flows & Information Architecture

Solve the Journey

User flows, sitemap and wireframes: how many steps a booking or enquiry really needs, what belongs on which screen, and where users currently get stuck. Structure is agreed before any visual design starts.

UI System & Design

Design the Interface System

Responsive interface design in Figma built as a system: components, typography, spacing, and the states most projects forget (empty, loading, error and success). Arabic RTL is designed, not mirrored as an afterthought.

Front-End & Launch Preparation

Build It for Production

React or Next.js implementation with reusable components, correct RTL/LTR behaviour, API-ready structure, technical SEO foundations, analytics events planned, and a launch checklist actually worked through.

Project Fit

Projects I’m Best Suited For

Saying this early saves everyone time. Here is where this way of working gives you the most, and the few things I do not take on.

Where this helps most

  • You have a running business, a product, or an idea you have already validated.
  • You need more than a visual refresh — the journey itself has to work better.
  • Your customers book, enquire, buy, or complete something in more than one step.
  • You need Arabic and English (or Turkish) done properly, not machine-translated.
  • You want design and front-end handled by one person, without a handoff gap.
  • Someone on your side can make decisions and review work as it goes.

What I don’t take on

  • Cheap template-only builds, where the lowest price matters more than the result.
  • Free speculative design before an engagement is agreed.
  • Isolated graphic-design tasks (logos, print, social posts) with no product or interface attached.

Not sure which side you are on? Say so in your message. An honest answer takes one reply, and sometimes that answer is that you need less than you thought.

About

Moayad Aldalati

I design and build multilingual websites and digital products for businesses and software teams with complex user journeys. My work covers user flows, information architecture, UI systems, responsive design and production-ready front-end development.

I have worked on booking experiences, healthcare websites, learning platforms, dashboards and multilingual service products, including Arabic and English interfaces with proper RTL and LTR behaviour, built with Figma, React and Next.js.

My background in sales and business development helps me understand how trust, clarity and user experience affect enquiries and business outcomes. I only use verified results and avoid unsupported performance claims. I have also led workshops at Istanbul Medipol University.

Tools & Technologies

UI/UX DesignProduct DesignFigmaDesign SystemsUser FlowsInformation ArchitectureReactNext.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSHTML / CSS / JavaScriptRTL / LTR ImplementationResponsive DesignAccessibility BasicsTechnical SEO FoundationsGoogle AnalyticsSearch ConsoleWordPress

FAQ

Questions, Answered

Direct answers about scope, engagement types, multilingual work, and how design and front-end are delivered together.

Who is Moayad Aldalati?

Moayad Aldalati is a UI/UX designer and front-end developer based in Istanbul, Turkey, working under the brand AldalatiUX. He designs and builds multilingual websites and digital products for businesses and software teams, specializing in booking flows, service platforms, dashboards and Arabic/English RTL and LTR experiences using Figma, React and Next.js.

What does a UI/UX designer and front-end developer actually deliver?

Both halves of the same product: the design side covers discovery, user flows, information architecture, wireframes, responsive interface design, a design system, and the empty, loading, error and success states most designs skip. The front-end side turns that into working, responsive React or Next.js components with correct RTL/LTR behaviour, ready to connect to an existing backend or API. Delivering both removes the handoff loss between a Figma file and what ships.

What types of projects is this best suited for?

Products where users complete something: booking and enquiry flows, service platforms, dashboards and admin panels, learning platforms, and multilingual service websites. The specialization is the type of problem (complex, multi-step journeys, often in more than one language) rather than a single industry.

Why is multilingual and RTL experience valuable?

Arabic RTL is not an English layout flipped horizontally. Direction affects navigation order, icon meaning, form and input behaviour, number and date handling, typography, line height, and how a user scans a screen. Getting it wrong makes an Arabic product feel translated rather than designed. Building both directions from the same component system is what keeps an EN/AR product consistent instead of two diverging sites.

What does a UX and product audit include?

A paid, structured review of an existing website or product: the real user journey, mobile usability, information architecture, the booking or enquiry flow, and prioritized recommendations with key wireframe improvements, delivered as a product direction document. Audit engagements typically start from $600. This is a paid engagement with a written deliverable, not a free consultation.

How much does a project cost?

Engagements are priced around the outcome, not by page count. Paid audit engagements typically start from $600, product design engagements from $1,500, and design-to-launch engagements from $2,500, scoped based on product complexity. Larger dashboards, LMS products and booking platforms are scoped custom after discovery, because quoting a fixed price before understanding the product is how projects go wrong.

Can you work with our existing development team or backend?

Yes. The front-end is built API-ready so it connects to an existing backend, and design can be delivered as a handoff-ready system for an in-house team to build. White-label UI/UX and front-end support for development agencies is available as its own engagement.

Do you guarantee search rankings or AI visibility?

No. Every launch includes search and AI-discoverability foundations that help search systems crawl, understand and contextualize the product: semantic structure, correct headings, canonicals, hreflang, structured data matching visible content, sitemap and robots.txt. Rankings, citations and visibility are never guaranteed, and any provider promising them is promising something they do not control.

How do we start?

Send the product or website URL, what you are building or improving, and the problem you are trying to solve, through the contact form on this page or on WhatsApp at +90 537 043 05 11. You get an honest read on whether it is a fit, which engagement type applies, and a starting range.

Saudi Projects

Delivered for Saudi companies

Two of the projects on this site were delivered for companies operating in Saudi Arabia. Both are live, and you can open them right now.

  • ONE PASS

    Saudi client project

    onepassevent.com

    A Saudi event execution company needed one site that convinces clients and attracts job candidates, in both languages. Delivered: a bilingual Arabic/English site with real RTL, so the Arabic version reads as if it was written in Arabic, not translated into it.

  • KH Agilearch

    Saudi client project

    kh-agilearch.com

    A contracting company in Riyadh working in construction, facility management and industrial services across Saudi Arabia. Delivered: a corporate website that puts a broad, multi-division service list into one clear structure that still reads on a phone.

Two delivered projects for Saudi companies, alongside client work in other markets. Projects run remotely from Istanbul, in Arabic or English — there is no office in Saudi Arabia and none is claimed.

Tell Me About Your Project

Send your website link or your idea. I will tell you what it needs, whether it is a fit for how I work, and the expected starting range. Arabic or English, whichever you prefer.

What happens after you reach out

01 You send the website or the idea, in a few lines. No long brief needed.
02 You get a reply with what it needs, whether it is a fit, and a starting range.
03 If it fits, discovery defines the real scope, timeline and price in writing.

Tell me about your project

Send your website or your idea. I’ll tell you what it needs, whether it’s a fit, and the expected starting range. Your name, a WhatsApp number and a couple of lines is enough to start.

How should I reply?
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Budget, timing and stage help me give a tighter range in the first reply. Skip them if you prefer — the short form above is enough to get an answer.