Naod A.

Hi, I'm Naod. Most "full-stack" developers really lean to one side, strong front-end, shaky back-end, or the reverse. I cover both: the Front-end interface your users touch and the Back-end engine running it. That means one developer, one point of contact, and full accountability when something breaks. Here's what that looks like in practice. An e-commerce cosmetics store came to me with a page that took 15 seconds to load, it was firing 75 database queries back to back. I rebuilt the data layer to 3 queries running in about a second, and cut full page load from 4 seconds to under 1. Faster store means, more sales. Over 6 years I've delivered end-to-end web apps for 17+ clients while holding a 100% Job Success score and Top Rated status the whole way. I spent most of those years deep in front-end work and that's exactly why my full-stack builds are different. When I moved into back-end development with Laravel and MySQL, I didn't leave the user behind: I design APIs and database layers with a front-end developer's obsession for how the whole thing actually feels to use. So you get someone genuinely strong on both sides. What I can build for you: ✅ Back-end: secure, scalable REST APIs and server-side logic in PHP/Laravel, including Livewire, Filament, and clean MySQL schema design, plus performance tuning when things get slow. ✅ Front-end: responsive interfaces in React, Tailwind, Alpine.js, Material UI, Bootstrap, and shadcn/ui, sharp on mobile, tablet, and desktop. ✅ Agentic Development: Claude, Cursor, Codex, I can use all the major AI tools if you prefer something in front of users quickly. ✅ Design to code: Figma, Adobe XD, or Canva mockups turned into production-ready builds. ✅ Clean handoff: professional Git workflow (GitHub/GitLab) and a codebase the next developer can actually read. Whether it's a high-converting landing page or a database-heavy application, I'll take it from concept to deployed Send me a couple of lines about your project and I'll reply with how I'd approach it.