Uareai
Redesigned an agency-built website after a $10.3M seed round, so visitors see the product from the first screen.
Read the Uareai case studyEzzat Abdelrazek · Web designer and developer
Design, build, search and follow-ups, handled by one person from the first call to launch.
See the workRecent websitesClients and projects
From funded AI companies to independent creatives. Clients include an AI company after its $10.3M seed round, a cancer‑biology AI company, SaaS products, Web3 communities, a creative director, a filmmaker and a university club.
Selected work
Redesigned an agency-built website after a $10.3M seed round, so visitors see the product from the first screen.
Read the Uareai case studySet a stronger brand and art direction for an AI voice-agent platform, added the pages each buyer needs and made demo bookings easier to reach.
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Did the brand, the build, the SEO and the automation for a new AI workspace that needed a site to help it raise funding. It helped them raise it.
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You tell me what the business needs, and I handle the rest: the site, the search, the CRM and the follow-ups. It's just me the whole way through, so there's nobody else to brief.
Before anything is drawn, we work out who the site is for, what each page says and what visitors should do next. Pretty pictures come second.
Hand it over and get back to your work. I design and build the site, get it found and set up the follow-ups that turn visitors into enquiries. One person, start to finish, no 'let me check with the team'.
Sites for growing businesses, products and people with something to show. Built so your team can run them.
See the projectsWhat the site has to do, what each page says and one fixed price, all agreed before I start.
See how it worksProcess
One price, in writing
Tell me about your project and hear back within one business day. Then a written plan: the pages, what's included and one fixed price.
Two revision rounds included
You see the whole design before a single page is built. We change things there, while changes are cheap.
Tested on real phones
I build it on the platform your team can run, move your content over and wire up the redirects, CRM and analytics, then test it on real phones. You don't lift a finger.
30 days of free fixes
Your site goes live with every old link redirected, a walkthrough video and every login. Anything off in the first 30 days, I fix free.
Built a portfolio for a creative director between jobs, from his visual direction, with the motion. He landed a new role a couple of months later.
Read the Bryce Willem case studyBuilt a self-sorting portfolio for a filmmaker. She uploads a clip once and it files itself, so her newest work is always up front without any admin.
Read the Aurora Leonard case studyTestimonials
Fantastic motion design, responsive communication, and a final result I'm truly happy with. Would gladly work together again.

Knowledgeable, reliable, and collaborative — Ezzat consistently adds thoughtful input and delivers on time.

Wonderful to work with — kind, efficient, and truly an expert.

Blog
Four popular builders compared by who edits the site, what it costs to keep and how each one handles search.
Read the postRedirects, checks and the order to do them in, from a migration of 500+ pages with zero broken links.
Read the postThe six things that make a redesign run faster and stay on scope, and which ones you can skip.
Read the postFAQ
Whichever fits the people who'll edit it and what the site has to do. I'll recommend one after our first chat and tell you why, and since I build on several, I have no reason to push one. If the platform you're on already fits, I'll tell you that too.
It comes down to three things: how many pages you need, how much content moves over, and whether the site needs a CMS or a CRM connection. A single landing page is a fine first project, and it's built from sections you can reuse when you add pages later. You get one fixed price in writing after our first conversation, before any work starts. Your platform plan and domain are separate: you pay those directly, in your own name.
Usually one to two weeks for a landing page and three to five weeks for a 5 to 10 page site. A move to a new platform depends on how much content moves. You get the exact timeline in writing with the fixed price, before any work starts. What slows most projects down is waiting for content and feedback, so I tell you at the start exactly what I need and when.
Not if it's done right. Every old address gets a redirect to its new page, titles and content carry over, and I check every redirect right after launch.
Yes. That's the whole point. Pages are built from reusable sections and repeated content lives in the CMS, so your team changes text, images, posts and pages without moving the design around. You also get a walkthrough video.
No. Every site is designed from scratch. I design your site first, around your content and your brand, and you approve it before anything is built. Two rounds of design revisions are included, and anything beyond that is agreed with you before it's done. If you already have a design, I can build from it.
Nope. Your current site stays live while I build the new one, and the switch happens at the end, when the domain is pointed at the new site. Moving a website only changes the records that point to the site; the records that run your email stay as they are, and I check them before and after the switch.
You bring the facts about your business, and I shape them into pages. In a redesign I rewrite and tighten existing sections so they read clearly. You don't need everything ready before you get in touch: send me your site and I'll tell you what's missing.
Yes. Pages get clear titles and descriptions, structured data, and plain-text content that search engines and AI assistants can read, plus crawler rules for AI search bots.
Yes. Every enquiry can go straight into your CRM, checked for duplicates first, with tracking that only runs when the visitor has agreed to it. Analytics and tracking carry over when a site moves.
Your platform plan and your domain, paid directly in your own name. Hosting is part of the plan on the platforms I build on, so there's no separate hosting bill. Nothing goes to me unless you choose monthly care.
You do. Always. The platform account and the domain are set up in your name, you hold every login, and you can remove my access when we finish. Your content, images and domain are always yours. That's also why I recommend the platform your team will still want in a few years.
Your site doesn't depend on me, by design. It's in your account, on a mainstream platform with a visual editor, so your team keeps editing it and any designer who knows that platform can pick it up. You also have every login and the walkthrough video.
You get a site your team can edit, a short walkthrough video and every login in your name. Anything that doesn't work as agreed in the first 30 days after launch, I fix for free. If you want me to keep going, monthly care covers new pages and upkeep, but it's never required.
You get a written proposal with the scope and the price before anything starts. The price is split into milestones: part when the design is approved, the rest at launch, so you've seen and approved the design before paying for the build.
Yes. I'm based in Cairo, Egypt (UTC+3), and work remotely. You talk to me directly, by email and on a call when a decision needs one. I reply within one business day. There are no account managers in between.
For the repetitive parts, yes: cleaning up content during a move and checking redirects and pages at scale. The design decisions, the build and the final checks are mine, and nothing goes live without a person reviewing it.
Every page is checked before launch: readable contrast, alt text on images, real headings, keyboard navigation and tap targets that work on phones, plus an automated accessibility check. If you need a formal WCAG audit for legal reasons, tell me in the review and we'll scope it.