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Muhammad Zohaib — web design and development

Muhammad Zohaib — independent web designer and developer

Elevating businesses through exceptional websites.

WHY IT MATTERS

Your business is better than your website makes it look.

I'm Muhammad Zohaib — an independent web designer and developer. I design the site and I write the code, so there's one person accountable from the first sketch to the day it goes live.

Why work with me

  • 01

    Design and build in one place

    the person drawing it is the person coding it

  • 02

    You deal with me directly

    no account manager, no relay

  • 03

    Replies within one working day

    usually the same day

  • 04

    Fixed scope, fixed price

    agreed in writing before design starts

THE PART MOST PEOPLE MISS

Most websites don't fail loudly. They quietly fail to convince.

A dated website rarely costs you a customer in a way you'd notice. Somebody lands on it, can't work out what you do inside five seconds, and goes back to the search results to try the next name on the list. Nothing arrives in your inbox to tell you it happened.

That's a decision problem more than a design one. What goes first, what gets cut, what a visitor is meant to do next, and what they need to believe before they'll do it. I work through those questions with you, then design and build around the answers.

A website design shown on desktop and mobile — a considered, modern layout
A website has one job: make the business easy to understand, and easy to choose.

SELECTED WORK — 06 PROJECTS

Six builds, shown in full.

I'd rather show you six websites you can click through than twelve thumbnails you can't. All six are live. Open them on your phone as well — that's usually where a website's real quality shows up or doesn't.

01 — 2026

A drinks brand with a shop that stays out of the way.

Client
Water kefir, direct to consumer
Role
E-commerce design · Product experience · Responsive development
The Irish Kefir Co. website shown on a desktop screen — four bottles of water kefir against a dark editorial hero

The Irish Kefir Co.

02 — 2026

A detailing service that reads as premium before you’ve scrolled.

Client
Vehicle detailing, service business
Role
Website design · Front-end development · Responsive build
The Platinum Detailing homepage — a dark hero over a paint-correction photograph, headline reading “Paint corrected properly. Then protected for years.”

Platinum Detailing

03 — 2026

Forty-four years of proof, put where the doubt actually is.

Client
Gunite pool builder, local trade
Role
Website design · Content structure · Responsive build
The Coral Sea Pools homepage — a dark hero over a vanishing-edge pool at dusk, headline reading “Custom gunite pools, built across Westchester since 1982.”

Coral Sea Pools

04 — 2026

A live practice behind a website that had been dark for months.

Client
Implant and general dentistry, two doctors
Role
Full site build · Information architecture · Responsive build
The Acadiana Dentistry homepage · the practice building photographed from the street under a heavy sky, headline reading ‘Single teeth planned, placed and restored here.’

Acadiana Dentistry

05 — 2026

Seventy years of practice, finally doing some work on the page.

Client
Dentistry, healthcare practice
Role
Website design · Front-end development · Responsive build
The Scarsdale Dental Group homepage — a warm, light hero with the headline “Creating Smiles for a Lifetime” above a row of service cards.

Scarsdale Dental Group

06 — 2026

A cosmetic practice whose argument is the photography.

Client
Cosmetic dentistry, single practice
Role
Website design · Front-end development · Responsive build
The Art of Dentistry Institute homepage — a dark hero with the headline “Dentistry held to the standard of art.” beside a portrait of the practice’s dentist.

Art of Dentistry Institute

ABOUT

Independent, and staying that way.

I design websites and I build them — an unusual combination, since most people do one and hand the file across. Doing both changes the work. You stop drawing layouts that look good in a static frame and fall apart in a real browser.

I work alone, remotely, with clients in the US, the UK and elsewhere. I'm not trying to grow this into an agency. I'd rather take on fewer projects and finish them properly.

If the website's been on your mind a while, it's probably time.

You don't need a finished brief. Two paragraphs about the business and what's frustrating you is enough for me to tell you whether I can help and roughly what it would take.