Hi, I'm Muhammad Kamran.
Working as Web-designer and Developer
Available for work
Glasgow, UK
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Available to work UK, EU & Remote
Experience
Six years turning founder ideas into products that actually ship, not just plans.
Founder & Shopify/Full-Stack Developer
VITAMYNX
Founder & Lead Developer
AKATech
Founder — Operations & Systems
FleetX
Freelance Web Developer
Upwork / Fiverr
Full-Stack Web Developer
Integrify
What I Deliver
React, Next.js and TypeScript front-ends
Node.js and PostgreSQL back-ends
Responsive, mobile-first, SEO-friendly architecture
Shopify Liquid themes and custom checkout flows
Online Store 2.0 sections, metafields, subscriptions
Payment-gateway integration built for speed and trust
Conversion-optimised, accessible interfaces
Hierarchy, contrast and clarity as the starting point
Design-system governance baked in
AI receptionists and AI agents
Workflow automation on make.com and n8n
Cutting repetitive work out of the operation
GoHighLevel funnels and pipelines
Follow-up automation wired into your CRM
Leads captured, nurtured and closed on autopilot
Technical SEO audits
Google and Meta Ads management
Conversion tracking, server-side, that survives audit
Firmware in C and Python with RTOS
Hardware-software integration
IoT product enablement, prototype to production
Photoreal architectural visualisation
Product renders from concept or CAD
Client-ready imagery for pitches and listings
Fast-loading pages built for campaigns
Sharp copy and a single, focused call to action
Built to be measured, not admired
Trademark registration, company formation and supplier sourcing
Shopify, Amazon FBA and FBM, eBay, Etsy and TikTok Shop set up end to end
Handed over as a finished store, ready for you to run ads against
About Me
What I deliver, and how I build it
I build dynamic websites, multi-module operational platforms, and the automation that connects them. React and Next.js front-ends on Node.js and PostgreSQL, containerised with Docker. Custom Shopify Liquid themes when the project is commerce. Server-side tracking through the Meta Conversions API. I have shipped a six-module logistics SaaS, a D2C storefront running on real ad spend, and a scheduling tool a live delivery fleet uses daily.
Stack
Next.js & React
Server components and routing for sites that render fast
TypeScript
Typed end to end, so a refactor fails at build time, not in checkout
Node.js & PostgreSQL
APIs, background jobs and the relational data behind the product
Docker & Stripe
Reproducible environments, and payment flows built to reconcile
Shopify Liquid
Online Store 2.0 sections, metafields and theme app extensions
Platforms & Tools
The tools I build with, sell through, and design in — every week.
Work Process
Understand The Constraint
A discovery call and a written scope before any code — what's actually blocking growth, not just what was asked for.
Model the Data
React, Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Shopify Liquid — the schema and the stack picked to fit the problem, not the other way round.
Build & Instrument
Weekly written updates, business-days delivery, and tracking wired in from the first commit, not bolted on after launch.
Measure The Result
Testing before release, then measuring the result on real revenue — the only metric a client’s business actually runs on.
How I Work Together
FAQs
Direct, with no account managers in between. Every project starts with a discovery call and a written scope, then business-days delivery with weekly written updates — you always know what’s been done and what’s next.
It depends on scope, which is exactly why the first step is a discovery call and a written scope, not a guess — you get a real timeline before any work starts, and weekly updates track progress against it rather than one big reveal at the end.
I build dynamic websites, multi-module operational platforms, and the automation that connects them — React and Next.js front-ends on Node.js and PostgreSQL, custom Shopify Liquid themes when the project is commerce, and server-side tracking through the Meta Conversions API.
Because the scope is written and agreed before I start, and you get weekly updates instead of a single reveal at the end, a design direction that isn’t working gets caught and corrected early — not discovered after the whole build is finished.
That’s covered in the written scope agreed before payment, not a blanket policy here — every engagement’s terms are set out in that document, and I’m happy to talk through specifics on the discovery call.
Do you have any other questions?
Ask me directly