I design and build fast, modern websites and web apps — the front end people see and the back end that makes it work. One person from first sketch to launch, so you always know who you are talking to.
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Most of the work is websites and web apps. Video and motion are a second craft, for when a project needs them.
A fast site your customers can actually use on a phone — found on Google, easy to update, and built without bloat.
When the site has to do something: take bookings, sell stock, log people in, store data, talk to other systems.
Trained in production, so I still cut promos, social clips and logo animations — often for the sites I build.
Five builds of my own — four with a real front end and a real backend (serverless APIs, storage, validation, rate limits), plus a pure front-end craft piece. Open any of them and use it; hover to see it move.
A fine-dining site with live table booking: real availability per seating, capacity checks, look-up and cancel by code, and a PIN-protected host-stand dashboard.
A wedding invitation at a link: RSVPs stored server-side (one per email, updatable), a live headcount for the couple, and a moderated public guestbook.
A security firm site built as an operations console — and the terminal is real: scan yourdomain.com grades any site's security headers and TLS, with SSRF protection.
An editorial store with a real checkout: prices computed on the server, live stock that sells down and restocks daily, promo codes and order look-up.
A front-end craft piece: a wax-seal envelope that opens into a letter, a living forest that shifts from dawn to dusk to night, a page-turning poetry book, and a browser editor to rewrite every line.
Drawing and photography live in the gallery.
Hiring someone you have not met is the risky part. This is exactly how it goes.
A WhatsApp message is enough. Ten minutes, no charge, and no obligation after it.
In writing, with what is included and how long it takes, before any money changes hands.
You see it as it comes together and say what you want changed. Revisions are part of the price.
You own the files, the domain and the accounts. I show you how to update it, then I am still reachable.
Each one is deployed and fully functional — open any of them and click around. Built to demonstrate capability rather than commissioned by a client.
Produced and edited promotional campaigns at Infra Minda Global Sdn. Bhd., plus multi-camera live streaming and virtual studio work.
Diploma in Digital Creative and Video Production, PTSS — film pipelines, photography, videography and production management.
Client testimonials go here. I would rather leave this empty than write something nobody said. If we have worked together and you were happy, a couple of honest lines would help a lot.
Real ranges, so you can decide before you get in touch. The final number is fixed in writing first.
For a business that needs to exist online and be findable.
For when the site has to do something — take bookings, hold data, log people in.
For a proper product — portals, integrations, heavy interaction.
Video and motion work is quoted per project — send the details and you get one fixed number back. Prices in US dollars.
I am Afif Aiman. I build websites and web apps — and I teach, which is why I explain things properly.
The teaching is relevant, not a distraction. Standing in front of a class every day means I can explain a technical decision without burying you in jargon, and it means I turn up when I said I would — a school timetable does not tolerate otherwise.
The web side is what I do: design, front end, back end and deployment. Every demo on this page runs on a real serverless backend with its own API and storage — not a mock-up. The eye for it comes from a diploma in Digital Creative and Video Production, which is also why I still take on video and motion work alongside the builds.
You deal with me directly — no account manager, no handover to someone you have not spoken to.
Even a rough idea is enough to price. WhatsApp is fastest; the form reaches the same inbox.
