Web apps that load fast and convert faster.
I'm Hafeel Rizni, an independent developer building performant, high-converting web apps for early-stage startups — the kind investors and users notice in the first three seconds.
The problem
Generic web developers optimise for browsing a portfolio, not for the fifteen minutes right before your seed round or launch day, when a slow, forgettable site quietly costs you signups and investor confidence.
What I build instead
Lean, fast, conversion-focused web apps and landing pages for early-stage startups — shaped by real architecture decisions rather than templates, and measured against load time, accessibility, and signup conversion from day one.
How I work
I'm just starting to take on projects, so instead of old case studies, here's exactly how a build with me goes.
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01
Discovery call
A short call to understand what you're building, who it's for, and what "working" means for you — signups, demo bookings, investor meetings landed.
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02
Plan & performance budget
A simple architecture plan and a load-time target we agree on before I write a line of code — no surprises later.
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03
Build in the open
Weekly check-ins and a staging link you can click through at any point — you're never waiting in the dark for a big reveal.
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04
Launch & tune
I ship it, check it against the performance budget from step two, and stay close for the first two weeks to fix anything that comes up.
Follow the build
I'm new here, so instead of a portfolio, follow along as I ship real projects in the open.
What you can expect
- Fixed-scope proposals, no surprise invoices
- Plain-English updates, every week
- You own 100% of the code and the repo
- A performance budget agreed before anything is built