Find the signal.
Understand what the site actually needs to do before any layout starts.
Ezzeddin Magdy
Website builder · WordReward, Alexandria, Egypt
WordPress, Shopify, or a custom AI-assisted build — the standard I work to at WordReward. I choose the engine around the project, not around habit.
Understand what the site actually needs to do before any layout starts.
Set the type, color, and spacing so the design feels intentional, not generic.
Translate the system into a responsive build that stays fast, stable, and editable.
Test everything, connect the domain, and launch.
One builder. Any stack.
The platform changes. The responsibility does not.
01 / WordPress
02 / Shopify
03 / Custom, AI-assisted
About Ezzeddin Magdy
I'm Ezzeddin, a website builder based in Alexandria, Egypt. I'm currently part of the team at WordReward, a marketing and software company here. This site is my own work outside of that, and a record of what I have actually shipped: what each project needed, which engine I used, and how it turned out.
Before design starts, I get clear on the audience, what they need to find, and the action the site should earn.
Type, color, spacing, and motion are set around the project so it looks intentional instead of generic.
WordPress, Shopify, or custom, decided by what the project needs rather than habit.
Responsive QA, performance checks, and the domain connected. Live, not just done.
02 Selected work
Seven sites, three engines, one standard: clarity, responsiveness, and a backend the client can actually live with.
01 / Healthcare
02 / Commerce
Shopify preview
03 / Healthcare and booking
04 / In-house
05 / Legal services
06 / Consumer service
07 / Arabic healthcare
Same standard for clarity and responsiveness. The engine moves with the project.
03 Platform logic
Every project keeps the same bar for clarity, responsiveness, motion, and maintainability. The engine changes around the work.
01 / WORDPRESS
02 / SHOPIFY
03 / AI-ASSISTED CUSTOM