Ezzeddin Magdy, web designer
Whatever the idea. Whatever the business. I find the vision and build the reality.
No two websites should look the same.
A clinic, a law firm and a distributor have different visitors, different questions and a different first impression to make. So every site starts from its own structure. These are four real first screens, before the design goes on.
Selected work.
Eight sites for clinics, law firms, agencies and distributors. Each one has a full case study: how it’s built, and why.
Drag to browse. Hover a site to look inside.
One site. Both directions.
Arabic isn’t a translation layer. The whole layout mirrors: navigation, alignment, reading order, even which way the arrows point. And the type is set for Arabic, not borrowed from English.
Mirrored, not flipped
Layout direction changes. Logos, photos and numbers don’t.
Arabic type, set properly
Its own typeface, sizes and line height, because Arabic needs more room to breathe.
Found in both
Each page knows its twin, so search engines send every visitor to their own language.
Principles
The details you feel but never notice.
Five rules I build every site on, each one measured on a site I’ve shipped. The numbers are real, pulled straight from the live pages.
Most visitors only ever see the small screen. So it gets designed first.
Obsessive execution.
Great websites aren’t assembled from templates. They’re directed through motion, typography and clean engineering.
Motion is never decoration. Every transition carries weight, momentum and a reason to exist. Throw the ball.
Type sets the temperature before a word is read. One scale, one ratio, applied everywhere. Drag the ratio.
No bloated page builders. Clean code that loads fast and stays easy to maintain. This page, measured live.
Grab the ball and throw it
Frame time, live 60 fps
What this page weighs