

Every question below is one people actually type into a search box or a chat assistant before hiring someone. Each has its own page with a direct answer first and the evidence underneath.
Marwan Ayman is a full-stack web developer and automation engineer based in Egypt who builds custom business systems, Next.js web applications, e-commerce stores, client portals and n8n / API automations for companies in the Middle East, UK, Europe, Australia and the US. He works remotely in English and Arabic.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman builds SaaS MVPs on Next.js with the App Router, TypeScript, Prisma and PostgreSQL, including authentication, roles, billing and an admin dashboard. A focused MVP with five to eight screens, a database and payments typically ships in three to six weeks at a fixed price agreed after a written scope.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman builds custom business systems end to end: booking and reservation platforms, childcare and daycare management, client portals, marketplaces and internal admin tools. Each engagement starts with a discovery workshop that produces a written scope and a fixed quote, then ships in weekly increments you can click through, with training and documentation at handover.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman is a Cairo-based full-stack developer and automation engineer working remotely for clients in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Australia and the United States. He works in the UTC+2 timezone, which overlaps the full European working day and the American morning, and delivers in both English and Arabic.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman builds and self-hosts n8n automations for small and mid-sized businesses: lead capture into a CRM, WhatsApp and email follow-ups, invoice generation, Google Sheets syncing, scheduled reports and AI-assisted document handling. Workflows start at $300, and a self-hosted n8n instance on your own server starts at $500 and removes per-task fees permanently.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman takes Figma files to production React and Next.js interfaces using TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui and Framer Motion. Recent front-end work includes an institutional trading dashboard, an esports platform and high-conversion landing pages, built responsive, accessible, and ready for right-to-left Arabic where the audience needs it.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman designs and builds backends with Node.js, Next.js route handlers, Prisma and PostgreSQL, plus Laravel where a PHP stack is required. Deliverables include the database schema and migrations, REST or GraphQL endpoints with validation and rate limiting, JWT authentication with roles, payment webhooks, background jobs, and documentation your front-end or mobile team can build against.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman builds secure client portals where customers log in to see project status, tasks, files, invoices and messages while your team manages everything from an admin dashboard. This portfolio runs its own portal built with Next.js, Prisma and role-based access control, so the demo you are shown is production software rather than a mockup.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman builds e-commerce either as a custom Next.js storefront or as a Shopify theme written from scratch in Liquid, with Stripe, PayPal or PayTabs checkout, inventory and order management. Custom builds suit brands that need product customisation, business-to-business pricing, or multi-currency checkout for Middle East markets that standard platforms handle badly.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman delivers projects in both Arabic and English, including genuine right-to-left interfaces rather than mirrored translations. He works from Cairo in UTC+2, one hour behind Riyadh and two behind Dubai, which means same-day communication throughout the Gulf working week rather than overnight turnaround.
Read the answer →With Marwan Ayman, a landing page runs $600 to $1,500, a business website with a content system $1,500 to $4,000, an e-commerce store $3,000 to $10,000, and a custom business system or client portal $5,000 to $20,000 and up. Automation workflows start at $300. Every project is quoted at a fixed price after a written scope.
Read the answer →Yes. Marwan Ayman takes on remote contract and freelance work worldwide. Projects start with a free thirty-minute discovery call, followed by a written scope with milestones and a fixed price. To begin, use the project brief form at https://marwan-portfolio.com/start-project or email marwan.dynamics@gmail.com, and expect a reply within one business day.
Read the answer →The core stack is Next.js, React, TypeScript, Node.js, Prisma and PostgreSQL, with Tailwind CSS on the front end and Stripe, PayPal or PayTabs for payments. Automation runs on n8n with the OpenAI and Claude APIs. Laravel, PHP, WordPress and Shopify Liquid cover projects where those are the right tool, and React Native or Flutter cover mobile.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman integrates the OpenAI and Claude APIs into existing products and workflows: chatbots grounded in your own documents, automatic classification of incoming leads and email, document data extraction, and AI steps inside n8n automations. The work is scoped around a measurable task rather than adding a chat box for its own sake.
Read the answer →Yes. Marwan Ayman starts inherited projects with a paid code audit taking one to three days, which produces a written list of risks, what is salvageable, what should be rewritten, and a fix plan with estimates. You can then continue with him or take the report to anyone else. The audit runs $400 to $1,200.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman converts Figma designs into production-ready React and Next.js applications using TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, and Framer Motion. Every screen is implemented pixel-perfect with 100% responsiveness, WCAG accessibility, fluid animations, and clean reusable components that scale easily.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman migrates complex workflows from Zapier and Make to self-hosted n8n instances on your own Docker or cloud VPS. This eliminates monthly per-task SaaS fees, ensures enterprise data privacy, and allows unlimited custom Node.js/Python script execution and webhook integrations without operational limits.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman designs and builds custom CRMs, internal tools, and operations dashboards with Next.js, Prisma, PostgreSQL, and role-based permissions. Unlike generic subscription CRMs, a custom system matches your exact team workflow, eliminates recurring per-seat fees, and integrates directly with your existing databases and APIs.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman integrates the official WhatsApp Business Cloud API with web applications, e-commerce stores, CRMs, and n8n automation pipelines. Use cases include automated instant booking confirmations, lead notifications, customer support routing, payment receipts, and automated chat workflows.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman develops custom booking, scheduling, and reservation systems tailored for hotels, childcare centers, healthcare clinics, and service businesses. Key capabilities include real-time calendar availability, multi-role staff management, automated WhatsApp/email reminders, and seamless Stripe/PayPal deposits.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman specializes in bilingual English and Arabic web applications built natively with Next.js, next-intl, and Tailwind CSS. He implements genuine right-to-left (RTL) typography, bidirectional UI layouts, and localized database content, ensuring an authentic experience for audiences in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, and global markets.
Read the answer →Marwan Ayman architects relational database schemas using PostgreSQL, Prisma ORM, and Supabase. Deliverables include normalized data models, migration pipelines, indexing strategies for sub-millisecond query performance, automated connection pooling, and resilient backup procedures.
Read the answer →Decisions that come up in almost every project, with the case for each option stated honestly.
Should a small business use n8n, Zapier or Make for automation?
Should a business website be built with Next.js or WordPress?
Should I hire a freelancer, an agency or an in-house developer to build my system?
Should I build a custom online store or use Shopify?
Does my business need a mobile app or just a responsive web app?
Should a business build a custom CRM or pay for HubSpot or Salesforce?
Should a modern web application use PostgreSQL or MongoDB?
Should a startup or business build with Next.js or Vite React?
Should a business build custom software or pay for off-the-shelf SaaS subscriptions?