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Abdul Manan, full-stack web developer andNext.jsspecialist

Full-stack Next.js developer
for web apps, SaaS and dashboards.

I'm a freelance full-stack Next.js developer. I build production web apps in React and TypeScript — with the authentication, payments, APIs and databases behind them — for founders, startups and small teams. 14 of those builds are written up as full case studies.

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What I build

Four kinds of project,
all shipped end to end.

From a full-stack SaaS app in Next.js and TypeScript to a landing page that has to load fast, every one of these has finished work behind it. Follow any of them to the case studies and the decisions that went into them.

  • Next.js & React Web App Development

    Production Next.js and React builds in TypeScript — App Router, server components, typed data boundaries, and a bundle that scales with how much of the page is interactive.

    Built withNext.js (App Router), React 19TypeScript
  • Full-Stack SaaS & E-Commerce Development

    End-to-end product builds — authentication and role-based access, payments confirmed by webhook, database schemas, file storage, and the dashboards on top of them.

    Built withNext.js, React 19, TypeScriptClerk, Better Auth, JWT + bcrypt
  • Dashboards & Data-Heavy Interfaces

    Admin consoles and market explorers — live data, charts, sortable tables, and a hierarchy that puts exceptions first instead of giving every panel equal weight.

    Built withNext.js, React 19, TypeScriptTanStack Table, Recharts, TradingView, inline SVG
  • Landing Pages & Marketing Sites

    Brand sites and conversion-focused landing pages — editorial layouts, scroll and WebGL motion, and the technical SEO that lets them be found.

    Built withReact 19, Next.js, ViteGSAP, Framer Motion, Three.js / WebGL

Featured Projects

E-commerce, live data
and dashboards in Next.js.

Between them, these three cover sign-in and roles, Stripe payments confirmed by webhook, live API data and admin dashboards — the parts most products actually depend on.

Fern — Administrative Dashboard

A custom admin dashboard in Next.js and Tailwind that answers five questions without burying any of them.

Revenue, orders, customer growth, traffic and stock panels ranked by urgency, with the page shell rendered on the server.

Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS

Fern — Administrative Dashboard — interface screenshot

Client reviews

What clients said
after the build shipped.

Verified reviews from web development orders on Fiverr, quoted word for word.

  • E-commerce store

    Fantastic ecommerce developer! They delivered a fast, modern, and user-friendly store exactly as needed. Great communication and highly professional work!

    leezagreek764

    Canada

  • Excellent experience! Outstanding developer! Professional, detail-oriented, and delivered beyond expectations. High-quality, bug-free work with excellent communication. Highly recommended! I would gladly work with him again. Always responsive, proactive, reliable, and committed to delivering very good results consistently.

    sukeynafaye

    Senegal

  • Excellent work! The seller was professional, responsive, and delivered everything exactly as requested. The fixes were completed quickly, and the quality exceeded my expectations. Communication was smooth throughout the process. I highly recommend this seller and will definitely work with them again!

    dominick_roy

    United States

Read every review on my Fiverr profile

Why founders hire me

I don't hand over a website.
I hand over something that runs.

Auth, payments, data and deployment are part of the job, not a second phase. For SaaS founders that means a product you can actually operate — with the repository, the accounts and a walkthrough of how it works — rather than a design that still needs a developer to become real.

35+

Projects delivered (14 written up as case studies)

12

Live projects you can open right now

3

Public source-code repositories

How I work

Starting a project
takes one call.

No retainers to sign before we have spoken, and no invoice before you know exactly what you are buying.

  1. A 30-minute call

    • What you need
    • Who it is for
    • The real deadline
    • A plain answer on fit

    Free, no pitch deck. You describe what you need, I ask the awkward questions early — who it is for, what already exists, what the real deadline is — and say plainly whether I am the right person for it.

  2. A written plan and a fixed price

    • What gets built
    • In what order
    • The stack it runs on
    • A fixed price

    Before anything is committed you get the scope in writing: what gets built, in what order, the stack it runs on, the timeline, and the price. If the scope changes later, that document is what we change.

  3. Build in the open

    • Preview URL in week one
    • Reviewable increments
    • Try it on your phone
    • Progress you can see

    There is a deployed preview URL from the first week, so you are never waiting to see progress. Work lands in reviewable increments and you can try each one on your own phone rather than reading a status report.

  4. Launch, then hand over properly

    • Deployment and domains
    • Repository and accounts
    • A short walkthrough
    • Ongoing support

    Deployment, domains, analytics and the metadata that makes the site findable. You get the repository, the accounts and a short walkthrough of how to run and change it — then ongoing support if you want it.

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About Me

The developer behind your next digital product.

I'm Abdul Manan, a full-stack developer based in Pakistan. I build web apps, SaaS products, dashboards, e-commerce stores and landing pages end to end — the interface, the API, the database, sign-in, payments and deployment — so there is no hand-off between a mockup and a working product.

I work remotely with founders and small teams in any time zone: a call to scope the work, a written plan with a fixed price, then a deployed preview from the first week. My everyday stack is Next.js, React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, with Node.js, MongoDB, Firebase, Stripe and Clerk behind them.

Have a project in mind? Let's work together.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need
to know before we work together.

The questions founders ask before the first call: what I build, how long it takes, how pricing works, and what you walk away with.

  • Web apps, SaaS products, admin dashboards, e-commerce stores and landing pages, built end to end in Next.js, React and TypeScript — including the sign-in, payments, database and deployment. If you're a non-technical founder, that's the point: you get a working product, not a set of files to hand to another developer.

  • It depends on the scope. A landing page usually takes 1–2 weeks, and a web app, dashboard or SaaS MVP usually takes 3–8 weeks. You get a firm timeline in the written plan before anything starts, and a deployed preview from the first week.

  • Every project gets a fixed price, agreed in the written plan after our first call. You know the full cost before the work starts, and if the scope changes, we change that document rather than send a surprise invoice.

  • The repository with all the code, the accounts the project runs on, and a short walkthrough of how to run and change it. Deployment, domains, analytics and the metadata that makes the site findable are done before handover.

  • I'm based in Pakistan (PKT, UTC+5) and work with clients in any time zone. We talk on a call when it helps and in writing the rest of the time — WhatsApp, email or Fiverr, whichever you already use — and there's a preview URL you can check whenever it suits you.

  • Yes. After launch I can stay on for bug fixes, performance work and new features — as and when you need them, or on an ongoing basis if the product changes often.

Let's Build Something Great

Ready to turn
your idea into reality?

Start with a free 30-minute call, then get a written plan and a fixed price for the web app, dashboard or landing page you need.

Or email me at abdulmanan.devs@gmail.com