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Good websites.
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Hi, I'm Adawiyyah, a freelance frontend developer based in Indonesia, working remotely with clients anywhere on landing pages, business websites, and responsive React and Next.js interfaces.

3+ years shipping production frontends · Based in South Jakarta, Indonesia

Made to look good. Built to work better.

A good idea deserves a great website.

Whether you're starting fresh or improving what you already have, I help turn your ideas into polished, usable web experiences.

Landing pages & campaign sites

Focused pages that communicate your offer clearly, make the next step easy, and support launches or campaigns.

  • Product or offer landing page
  • Event or campaign microsite
  • Responsive layout & clear calls to action
  • Basic metadata for search & sharing

Launches · Campaigns · Promotions

Business & brand websites

A clear, professional home for your business — helping visitors understand what you offer and how to reach you.

  • Homepage & core marketing pages
  • Reusable sections for future pages
  • Contact links or form integration
  • Content presented clearly on every screen

Company sites · Service pages

Frontend build & website refresh

Have a design or an existing site? I can help turn layouts into responsive frontend experiences or improve what already exists.

  • Design-to-code in React or Next.js
  • UI refactoring & component cleanup
  • Responsive fixes across devices
  • Accessibility & performance improvements

Implementation · Improvements

Before we cut

You bring
Your goals, your content, and any designs, brand assets or reference sites you already have.
I deliver
Responsive frontend code for the agreed pages and components, built with React, Next.js, Vue or Nuxt — whichever fits the project.
What shapes the estimate
The number of pages, how ready the design is, any integrations, and your timeline.

Things I've helped bring to life.

Real interfaces, different challenges, and the same attention to the little details.

View full portfolio
Screenshot of the ExcloLab marketing website

ExcloLab

A business-facing marketing site built with Next.js, responsive layouts, and attention to search visibility.

Marketing website · Frontend development · project-based

Screenshot of the KendiXpress microsite

KendiXpress

A microsite experience developed for a focused product journey, with attention to responsive interaction.

Microsite · Frontend development · in-house team

Screenshot of the Elmu.id education platform

Elmu.id

A web experience for an education platform, shaped around usability and frontend implementation.

Education platform · Frontend development · in-house team

Selected examples from professional projects and development experience; these are not presented as personal freelance client engagements.

No mystery. Just good teamwork.

Simple communication, thoughtful execution, and a shared goal: getting your website from idea to reality.

  1. Tell me about your idea, goals, intended audience, timeline, and what the website needs to do. We'll clarify the scope before work begins.

  2. With the direction agreed, I build the frontend and share progress at agreed checkpoints so there's room for useful feedback.

  3. We review the experience across devices, refine key details, and prepare the final deliverables and handoff based on the agreed scope.

A few things you might ask.

Can we start with a small project?

Absolutely. A focused landing page or a small website can be a practical starting point. We'll agree on the scope and deliverables together.

Do I need a finished design first?

Not necessarily. If you already have designs, I can help bring them to the browser. If you don't, we can first discuss what level of design direction the project needs and whether additional design support is required.

How much does a project cost?

Pricing depends on the scope, complexity, and deliverables. Tell me what you're looking to build and we'll discuss a realistic estimate.

Can you help with an existing website?

Yes, especially when the work involves frontend improvements, new pages, responsiveness, or interface refinements. I'll need to review the existing setup before confirming a plan.

How long will it take?

The timeline depends on project size, design readiness, and the feedback process. We'll agree on a schedule after reviewing the requirements.