Abdelkader Ettouzany

Web engineer & interface designer

Taking on new projectsand open to full-time roles

I’m Ettouzany, a web engineer who designs.

Four years across real-estate platforms, early startup products and agency work. Owning both halves means fewer handoffs, and fewer things lost between them.

Selected work

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Great work. Very professional!
Zach Lloyd · STN Team
Hero Section — Lumen

Hero Section

Lumen

Lumen is a high-conversion, dark-mode landing page template built for AI-driven research startups.

  • 2025·
  • 2 weeks·
  • Web Design·
  • Web Developement
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Mobile View — Lumen

Mobile View

Lumen

Lumen is a high-conversion, dark-mode landing page template built for AI-driven research startups.

  • 2025·
  • 2 weeks·
  • Web Design·
  • Web Developement
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Abdel brought unmatched professionalism and design discipline to the project. He welcomed feedback, learned fast, and consistently delivered smart solutions under pressure.
Kodi Echeozo · CEO, Sybelle
Hero — Put.ma

Hero

Put.ma

PUT.ma is a premium real estate marketplace designed to modernize the property search and mortgage acquisition process in Morocco.

  • 2025·
  • 12 weeks·
  • Web Development·
  • UI/UX Design·
  • Animation
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Stepper — Put.ma

Stepper

Put.ma

PUT.ma is a premium real estate marketplace designed to modernize the property search and mortgage acquisition process in Morocco.

  • 2025·
  • 12 weeks·
  • Web Development·
  • UI/UX Design·
  • Animation
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Warehouse Hotiline

Hero Section

Hero Section — Warehouse Hotiline
Ettouzany was amazing to work with. Very friendly, professional and I’m very happy with the project he did. High quality, fast pace and easy to work with. Thank you so much for everything!!
Ariel Efrat · Dribbble

What I do

  • Interface design

    Design systems, type scales, responsive layout, prototypes in Figma.

  • Front-end engineering

    React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, GSAP and Framer Motion.

  • Full-stack delivery

    Laravel and Supabase back-ends, auth, admin tooling, deploys.

  • Performance & SEO

    Core Web Vitals, semantic markup, structured data, image budgets.

Stack

  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Next.js
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Framer Motion
  • GSAP
  • Laravel
  • PHP
  • Supabase
  • PostgreSQL
  • Figma
  • Vercel

Working together

How does a project actually run?

A short call to find out what the problem is, then a written scope with a timeline and a fixed price before anything starts. From there you get something to look at every week — designs first, then the real thing on a staging URL — so nothing is a surprise at the end. Most sites take three to eight weeks, driven mostly by page count and whether the content already exists.

What does it cost?

Fixed price per project, quoted against the written scope, invoiced in two or three stages rather than all up front. I quote after the first call and not before it — a number given without knowing the page count, the content situation and whether there is a back end behind it is a guess, and guesses get corrected in the wrong direction later.

Do you design, or only build?

Both, and that is the point of hiring me rather than two people. I design in Figma and write the code that ships it, so the layout, the motion and the awkward breakpoints are decided once. If you already have a designer or a brand system, I build inside it and stay faithful to the spec.

Can you work on a site that already exists?

Yes — a rebuild, a redesign of a few key pages, or joining an existing codebase and working the way that team already works. I will tell you honestly which of the three your situation calls for, including when the answer is that the site you have is fine and the problem is somewhere else.

What do I get at handover, and who owns it?

You do, all of it. The code ships to your repository and your hosting account, with the Figma file, a short walkthrough of how to edit content, and no proprietary builder or licence to keep paying for. Nothing is held hostage — you can hand the whole thing to another developer the week after launch.

What happens after launch?

Two weeks of fixes on me for anything that turns out to be broken or wrong against the scope. After that I am available for changes at an hourly rate, or on a small monthly retainer if you would rather have someone on call. Neither is required to keep the site running.

Are you open to full-time roles?

Yes — front-end and product engineering, remote or based in Morocco. Write to me and tell me what the team is building, and I will send the CV back the same day. Four years of it is on this site already, in the work and the case studies behind it.

Contact

Starting a project

Tell me what you’re building and what’s in the way. You’ll get a reply within a day, with what I’d do first.

Hiring for a role

I’m open to front-end and product engineering roles too, remote or based in Morocco. Tell me what the team is building.