You will get a Figma/Psd to Next.js + Tailwind CSS website | Responsive | Fast

M. Saim K.Status: Offline
M. Saim K. M. Saim K.
Rising Talent

Let a pro handle the details

Buy Custom Website Programming services from M. Saim, priced and ready to go.
M. Saim K.Status: Offline
M. Saim K. M. Saim K.
Rising Talent

Let a pro handle the details

Buy Custom Website Programming services from M. Saim, priced and ready to go.

Project details

I will convert your Figma, PSD, or any design file into a fully responsive Next.js application with Tailwind CSS. With expertise in modern web development, I ensure pixel-perfect accuracy, optimized performance, and clean, maintainable code.

My Tech Stack:
Frontend: Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript
Backend: FastAPI, Node.js
Database: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL, Firebase

What You Get:
 • Precise conversion of your design into a Next.js project
 • Fully responsive and mobile-friendly layout
 • Clean, well-structured, and scalable code
 • Tailwind CSS for efficient styling
 • SEO-friendly and high-performance implementation
 • API integration and dynamic functionalities
 • Backend setup with FastAPI or Node.js (if required)

I focus on delivering high-quality, production-ready code with best practices.
Message me and place your order now.
Programming Languages
HTML & CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript
Coding Expertise
Cross Browser & Device Compatibility, PSD to HTML, Performance Optimization
What's included
Service Tiers Starter
$49
Standard
$155
Advanced
$349
Delivery Time 2 days 4 days 14 days
Number of Revisions
2UnlimitedUnlimited
Number of Pages
157
Design Customization
Content Upload
Responsive Design
Source Code
-
Optional add-ons You can add these on the next page.
Fast Delivery
+$25
Additional Revision
+$2
Additional Page (+ 1 Day)
+$10

Frequently asked questions

M. Saim K.Status: Offline

About M. Saim

M. Saim K.Status: Offline
Full Stack Developer | Next.js & MERN Stack Expert
Karachi, Pakistan - 9:04 am local time
I'm a full-stack developer with hands-on experience designing and building production-grade web applications end-to-end , from database schema and API architecture to responsive, polished front-end interfaces.
My core stack is Next.js and React on the frontend, with Node.js, Express, and MongoDB powering the backend , along with practical experience in CI/CD pipelines, VPS deployment, authentication systems, and integrating third-party services and APIs.
I've worked as part of core product teams (including at ChartAMP) and taken on independent contract projects for institutional and government clients (via Syntrix Solutions), which means I'm equally comfortable moving fast in a startup environment or working within the structure and requirements of larger, more established systems.
My academic background includes Cambridge O-Levels, Cambridge A-Levels in Computer Science, and an ongoing degree in Computer Science from FAST University, Karachi , one of Pakistan's leading institutions for software engineering.
What I bring to every project:
→ Clean, maintainable code with a focus on performance and scalability
→ End-to-end ownership — from database design and API architecture to polished UI
→ Experience working inside large, existing codebases and delivering without disruption
→ A product mindset: I think about the user experience, not just the technical spec
If you're looking for a developer who can hit the ground running and deliver work that holds up in production — let's talk.

Steps for completing your project

After purchasing the project, send requirements so M. Saim can start the project.

Delivery time starts when M. Saim receives requirements from you.

M. Saim works on your project following the steps below.

Revisions may occur after the delivery date.

Setting Up Project.

we will have detailed meeting about the project , so i can tailored it acording to your needs .

Client Feedback

After completing the most of it , I will give a overview of the project to the client , to add up any final revision he needs.

Review the work, release payment, and leave feedback to M. Saim.