Just shipped a new showcase of my Framer work. ⚡

6 websites. Built for AI SaaS & startups. Designed to turn ideas into premium digital experiences.

I’m focused on building modern, high-converting websites in Framer — from landing pages to complete SaaS experiences.

If you're building an AI product or startup and need a website that feels as good as the product itself, let's connect.

Framer Designer • AI SaaS • Startup Websites

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Adel, six SaaS sites in one showcase is a strong way to show range without losing your positioning. I also like how clearly you’ve framed the work around AI startups and conversion, it makes the whole portfolio feel much more intentional.

𝗜 𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝗰𝗿𝗼𝘀𝘀𝗲𝗱 $𝟭𝟬,𝟬𝟬𝟬 𝗼𝗻 𝗨𝗽𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝘁𝗼𝗱𝗮𝘆. 35 jobs and 437 hours. Honestly, this feels bigger to me than the number probably looks. When I started on Upwork, I was charging $12/hour and still had a lot to learn. I was figuring out how to find clients, how to present my work, and how to build a good profile. It wasn't always good. I had a cancelled job, a bad review, and my JSS dropped quite a lot. There were times when I seriously wondered if I could make freelancing work. Then I started getting better clients. Some small projects became bigger projects, and a few clients stayed with me for a long time. One of my first clients became someone I worked with for more than a year. Then I joined a full-time job, so I had to stop Upwork completely and close the work I had at that time. I honestly didn't know when I would come back. After leaving that job, I started looking for work again and slowly started coming back to Upwork. I was working part-time until last month too, so there was a lot going on at the same time. And yes, I was pretty worried about starting again. My profile wasn't where I wanted it to be, I had lost some momentum, and I had to start reaching out to clients again. But I kept doing it. Today I opened my profile and saw $10K+. That made me smile. Not because $10K is some huge number, but because I know everything that happened before getting there. The first $12/hour job, the cancelled project, the bad review, the clients who trusted me again, the long-term projects, leaving Upwork and finally coming back. I'm still looking for a good remote job where I can work with a good team and keep growing. At the same time, if I can build a good name through my work and freelancing, I'd be happy to continue doing this full-time. For now, I'm keeping both options open. Really thankful to everyone who trusted me with their work along the way. ❤️ One milestone done. Let's see what comes next. #Upwork #Freelancing #FreelancerJourney #FreelanceLife #CareerGrowth #Milestone #ProfessionalGrowth #RemoteWork