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Worked on WordPress website development using the SmartMag theme. Created and structured website homepages and internal pages, focusing on layout, content presentation, navigation, and a consistent website design.
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A few shots from our recent web design project for an AI Project Memory Platform.
Check it out
This project is a website and product experience for an AI-powered project memory platform built for freelancers, agencies, consultants, and client-service teams.
That's interesting project great job Fawaz🎉
Merge — AI-Powered Business Intelligence SaaS Landing Page Design
Businesses often struggle with disconnected tools, scattered data, and complicated workflows. When important information lives across multiple platforms, teams waste time switching between tools instead of focusing on growth.
For Merge, I designed a modern SaaS landing page concept that presents business intelligence, unified integrations, and workflow automation through a clear and engaging user experience.
The goal: Create a landing page that communicates product value quickly, builds trust, and helps potential customers understand how the platform fits into their workflow.
Design focus
Clear value proposition and messaging
Strong visual hierarchy and conversion-focused CTAs
Dashboard UI to demonstrate product capabilities
Feature sections that simplify complex functionality
Consistent design language across the entire page
A SaaS website should do more than look attractive. It should help the right customers understand the product, recognize its value, and feel confident taking action.
Outstanding work
A Canonical Tag Can Be Present and Still Point to the Wrong Page
A redesigned page can look right while its canonical tag points to an old URL. A check that only asks whether the tag exists will miss that mistake.
Before signing off the release, define which URL should represent each page, then check what the deployed website actually declares.
For example, imagine a workshop page available at both its clean address and a newsletter URL with tracking parameters. If they show the same workshop, both should declare the agreed clean URL. A separate workshop with different content needs its own decision.
For each page type, check:
• The expected canonical is written down before testing.
• The declaration in the initial HTML points to that URL, and JavaScript does not replace it with a different one.
• The target opens the intended page, with suitable crawl and indexing settings.
• Internal links, redirects and sitemap entries support the same preferred address.
A correct value in the CMS settings is only part of the evidence. Test the public page, including any alternate URLs that visitors actually use. Include another page built from the same template to see whether the problem repeats.
Keep the handoff short: requested URL, expected canonical, actual declaration, target response and the person responsible for correcting it. That gives a developer enough information to reproduce the problem and QA a specific condition to retest.
Then compare the implementation with Search Console's indexed record. Check the crawl date before using an older result to judge a new deployment. Google's selected canonical is a separate observation; a correct declaration does not guarantee that Google will choose it, and the live test cannot predict that choice.
The release check can establish that the website sends the intended signals. Record Google's later selection separately so the team can distinguish a deployed defect from an indexing decision.
I put together the implementation checks and examples in the full guide on Technical SEO Notes:
https://technicalseonotes.org/canonical-tags-purpose-examples-and-implementation-checks/
Projects and client work: NikoCodes
https://nikocodes.com/
