Where can I find a front-end React developer for hire who works remotely?
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.
Answered by Marwan Ayman · Full-Stack Developer & Automation Engineer · Next.js · Node.js · n8n · Egypt (remote)
The short version
- Core stack
- React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
- Design handoff
- Figma, including missing screens designed to match
- Accessibility target
- WCAG, keyboard and screen-reader tested
- Landing page range
- $600 – $1,500
In more detail
A front-end brief is judged on three things that survive launch: does it hold up on a mid-range Android phone, does it still make sense to a keyboard-only user, and does the component library let the next person add a screen without redesigning anything.
Trading and dashboard interfaces are their own discipline. Dense numeric data needs tabular figures, a colour system where red and green carry meaning rather than decoration, and update patterns that do not make the whole table repaint while somebody is reading it.
Right-to-left is handled at the layout level rather than by mirroring at the end. Icons that indicate direction flip, icons that represent objects do not, and numerals stay left-to-right inside Arabic sentences.
Work that backs this up
Alemmi Network - Institutional Trading Platform
Alemmi Network · May 2025
Successfully created a fully functional institutional trading platform with real-time trade monitoring, automated compliance screening, comprehensive operations management, and multi-role dashboard interfaces. The system provides end-to-end visibility of trade lifecycles, exception handling, and regulatory compliance management with detailed audit trails and reporting capabilities.
View case study →Revox Agency - Neo-Retro Digital Agency Website
Revox Agency · 2026
Delivered a visually distinctive agency website that strengthens brand positioning and communicates proven outcomes through case studies, testimonials, and trust indicators. The platform supports both credibility-building and lead conversion goals.
View case study →eHive - Gaming & Esports Hub
eHive Saudi Arabia · September 2024
Successfully launched a professional gaming platform that effectively positions eHive as a leader in gaming and esports solutions. The platform showcases innovative strategies, attracts brand partnerships, and provides comprehensive gaming services with engaging user experience.
View case study →Abbey Timber - Timber & Decking Landing Page
Abbey Timber Australia · November 2024
Successfully launched a high-converting landing page that effectively communicates Abbey Timber's expertise and drives customer inquiries. The page showcases their comprehensive offerings, builds credibility through social proof, and provides easy access to quotes and consultations.
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