
Horizon: the new website is ready before the move
The new Horizon corporate website was prepared separately from the live site. I show its structure and saved pages, distinguishing development from replacement of the main website.
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The new Horizon corporate website was prepared separately from the live site. I show its structure and saved pages, distinguishing development from replacement of the main website.

Connection Middle East: a multilingual site structure, separate interactive areas and RTL. How the Arabic version shaped the interface.

LiveDXB’s migration: content, old addresses, images, and language versions. Why the move began with a map of content and links rather than a new homepage.

A shared Astro foundation for Nevsky, LiveDXB and the portfolio: what could be reused and why the sites later needed independent boundaries.

A presentation for Alistera at Emaar Square in Dubai, designed in Figma and adapted for the immersive screens at TODA. Presented at the Middle East Invest Forum on May 16, 2026.

A&F Advertising: migrating a website while preserving existing email. The new implementation, the previous Framer version, and the boundaries of changes on one domain.

Kingsmont went through several stages: Cursor and Codex, then a version with Antigravity and Gemini. How I connected structure, visual presentation and checks on company material.

I recently put together an investment pitch for Yango Power in Oman. The project is launching a power-bank rental network in Muscat and is now raising $150K for the first stage of scaling
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