Dream SoftPlay
2025
Bilingual storefront with a configurator front and centre — pick a layout, price it, ship it.


I'm a web developer in Kuwait City. I write the interface, the motion, and the plumbing underneath — then keep rewriting it until the whole thing feels obvious. Fast pages, honest interactions, and the kind of detail you only notice when it's missing.

Sites and products built end to end — design, motion, and the code underneath. Each one shipped, each one still standing.

Bilingual storefront with a configurator front and centre — pick a layout, price it, ship it.

A scroll-driven food editorial built on GSAP timelines, where every dish arrives on cue.

Investor-facing site carried by kinetic type and a dark UI that stays legible on a projector.

Sneaker commerce with per-product motion states — each drop gets its own choreography.

The studio index. Next.js and GSAP doing the heavy lifting behind a deceptively calm page.

Desktop accounting dashboard, offline-first, built for people who close books on a plane.
I build things for the web end to end: the design, the motion, and the code that holds it together. Most of my work sits where interface meets animation — storefronts that feel quick, editorials that unfold as you scroll, dashboards that stay calm under real data.
I care about the small stuff. How a page feels in the first 200 milliseconds. Whether a transition explains something or just decorates it. Whether the thing still works on a bad connection, on a small screen, with motion turned off.
Based in Kuwait City and open to freelance and full-time work — businesses here in Kuwait and the GCC, product studios, small teams, anyone who wants the craft to show.

Keep scrolling — it assembles itself
everything below is something I actually ship with
Plus the unglamorous half — accessibility, performance budgets, and the build that has to keep working on a Tuesday afternoon.
Notes from the people on the other side of the work.
Took a brief that was still half-finished and came back with a storefront sharper than what we asked for. Clean enough that our own team picked it up without a handover call.
The motion work is the part people mention unprompted. It never gets in the way of the page — it just makes Orbit feel like a company that sweats the details.
Shipped on time, flagged the tricky bits early, and left Sands & Souls looking like the mockup down to the pixel. Would work together again tomorrow.
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