Dashboards, marketplaces, and client work, shipped with care for structure and UX.
Marwan Abdelwahab
Frontend engineer, Cairo.
Not a checklist of buzzwords, just the places I tend to go deep when we’re building something together.
I set up components and boundaries so the codebase doesn’t fight you when the roadmap shifts.
Empty states, retries, and copy that match reality, so users aren’t left guessing.
I care about perceived performance: what loads first, what waits, and what never janks.
RTL isn’t an afterthought here: layout, type, and microcopy get the same attention both ways.
Dashboards, listings, admin tools: the places where operators and customers spend real time.
A bit of context before the case studies, so you know what kind of rooms I’ve been in, not just what’s on my CV.
So far
3+ years
In that time I’ve been in the weeds with production UIs in Arabic and English, tight timelines, real users.
Shapes of work
I like sitting with founders, product, and engineering until the thing on the screen matches the story we agreed on.
A few builds where the details mattered: performance, clarity, and how people actually moved through the product.
Global marketplace for buying, selling, and franchising businesses.
Bilingual horse marketplace for buying, selling, auctions, stables, vets, and trainers.
Arabic creative platform for weekly blogs, podcasts, dialogues, and writing exercises.
Real estate lead platform: ZIP search, filters, and API-driven property discovery.
Workspace management: clients, analytics, and financial visibility.
Exam digitization and results for schools in Saudi Arabia.
Smaller pieces and experiments, same mindset, less room to tell the full story here.
Send a note with what you're building, where you're stuck, and what "good" looks like. I'll reply with honest thoughts on fit.