Freelance web designer and front-end developer based in Malaysia. I work with clients across the country—custom websites, responsive interfaces, and small web apps, all hand-coded from scratch with no page builders. If you want to see real work, here are a few recent builds, some live launches, and notes on design + dev—or the longer version. From idea to launch, I turn your brief into fast, accessible sites. Ready to start?
Umairah (Umairx) is a web designer in Malaysia focused on fast, Google-friendly sites (Core Web Vitals).
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Clear project scope, quality hand-coded work, and delivery you can count on—no shortcuts. I offer custom web solutions tailored to your goals in Malaysia. Here’s how I can help—choose a track below.
Layout, typography, and visuals for your brand. Clean, modern interfaces that work on every device.
Hand-coded HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Fast, accessible sites that are easy to maintain—no bloated builders.
Landing pages, portfolios, and simple web apps. From idea to launch, built to last and easy to maintain.
A few things I’ve designed and built—websites, interfaces, and small web apps. Clear scope, hand-coded quality.
View more projectsBrands and teams I’ve partnered with—from startups to established names. Clear communication, on-time delivery.
View more clientsA product-focused brand site that makes their Johor-style Asam Pedas paste easy to understand—story, packs, and recipes in one clear flow.
A renovation services site built to reduce back-and-forth—show past work clearly, explain services, and help clients request a quote faster.
Reviews from real website launches across Malaysia, including Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru. Each card links to the full case study with scope, screenshots, and outcomes; you can also browse the full launch list.
Umair built our PIYOK site from scratch—brand story, product packs, and recipe ideas are easy to find. Hand-coded, loads fast on phones, and customers finally understand our Johor-style Asam Pedas paste without us explaining everything on WhatsApp.
For Nisza Cahaya Enterprise we needed renovation services and past jobs shown clearly—Umair delivered a professional site so clients can browse projects and request quotes without calling five times. Structured, fast, and matches how we work across KL, Selangor, and beyond.
RSA Maritek needed a site that looks credible to vessel owners and offshore clients. Umair structured our marine engineering services clearly—no fluff, easy contact, and it feels as serious as the work we do. Hand-coded and quick to load.
Our legal practice needed a trustworthy site—services, lawyer profile, and multiple branches without clutter. Umair delivered exactly that: calm layout, fast performance, and easy for clients to book a consultation. Matches the professionalism we expect at TAFHALEGAL.
Free Tribe needed a site as bold as our campaigns. Umair nailed the creative energy—portfolio, services, and collabs are easy to scan. No slow templates; it’s hand-built and still feels on-brand when we pitch new clients.
For SA Zharif — Perodua DMM Ipoh we needed models, promos, trade-in, and a clear path to WhatsApp or call. Umair built a straightforward, fast site—customers find pricing and book without friction. Exactly the transparent, hassle-free experience we sell on the showroom floor.
No fluff, no bloated builders. Just clear process, clean code, and delivery you can count on—whether you’re a Malaysia startup or an established brand anywhere in the country.
You get clean, fast HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that you own. Easy to update, no lock-in, and no bloated themes. Your site stays in your control.
We agree on what’s in scope up front. You get regular updates and a firm delivery date. No surprise scope creep and no hidden costs.
From phone to tablet to desktop. Layouts, typography, and touch targets are built to look and work great on any screen size.
Straight answers about how I work — Malaysia-wide, pricing ballparks, timelines, after launch. Dig deeper anytime: what “hand-coded” means, how long builds take, or hand-coded vs WordPress.
Yes. I work with businesses across Malaysia, including Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Johor, Penang, and other states.
Distance is rarely a problem because briefs, design reviews, and approvals can run over WhatsApp, email, or short video calls. You get the same milestones, Figma reviews, and staged hand-coded previews as a local client. What matters most is a clear goal list and timely feedback on copy and layout, not your postcode.
My default is hand-coded HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (often Tailwind) so the site stays lean, readable, and fast.
If a client specifically needs WordPress—for example for a blog, a content team workflow, or an existing WordPress setup—I can build it too (I have WordPress experience). It’s just not my first option unless the project benefits from a CMS.
A typical marketing site includes information structure, UI design in Figma, responsive hand-coded pages, navigation, hero, services or product highlights, about, testimonials or logos if available, contact, and footer.
Basic SEO-friendly headings and meta tags are aligned with you before launch. Deliverables are front-end code and launch assistance. Copywriting, photography, booking engines, multi-language sets, blogs, or e-commerce are scoped separately so estimates stay accurate.
For Malaysia, a rough guide by scope: a 1-page landing page often starts around RM1,000–RM2,500; a small brochure site (4–6 pages) is commonly RM2,500–RM5,000; larger sites with more unique templates, content migration, or integrations are quoted higher after a brief.
I quote after a short brief covering pages, design depth, forms, analytics, and content readiness. You receive a written scope, revision limits, and milestone payments tied to design sign-off and launch so billing stays predictable mid-project.
Calendar time depends on page count, layout uniqueness, asset readiness, and how quickly stakeholders respond.
Many small-business sites move from signed scope to launch in about two to six weeks once content exists; larger or multi-language builds take longer. After kickoff I share dated checkpoints for design approval, build completion, and QA so you always know the next step instead of waiting for an opaque finish date.
Yes. Layouts are responsive with touch-friendly controls and readable type on phones.
Hand-coded pages avoid the large runtime bundles common in drag-and-drop builders, which helps first paint on congested mobile networks. Images are sized and compressed sensibly, lazy-loaded where it helps, and third-party scripts are limited to what you truly need. Together that keeps real-world performance and Core Web Vitals realistic on typical SME hosting.
Yes. After go-live I offer retainers or prepaid blocks for dependency updates where relevant, copy tweaks, new sections, campaign landing pages, and bug fixes.
Response time and monthly effort are agreed in writing. Many clients prefer a light retainer so nothing stalls; others ping ad hoc when seasons change. Either model works when the scope of each request stays explicit.
We start with goals, audiences, and reference sites, then lock a one-page scope listing pages and integrations.
I design primary templates in Figma, gather your feedback, and translate approved art into semantic HTML and CSS with JavaScript only where behaviour needs it. You review staging links on real devices. After approval I help with DNS, SSL, and analytics, run a concise QA checklist, then hand over credentials plus an optional maintenance plan.
I’ve delivered 12+ client and personal web projects since 2021—across legal, F&B, marine engineering, automotive retail, renovation, and creative work (plus a few product-style experiments).
Published case studies on this site currently feature 6+ distinct client brands across services, F&B, law, marine engineering, creative, and automotive retail, plus additional tools and experiments under Projects.
Natasya Umairah (Umairx) — you can verify the same person on LinkedIn, GitHub, Behance, and Dribbble.
You can also download my résumé (PDF). Together these profiles match the same name, handle, and work.
Have a project in mind? Tell me your idea, goals, and timeline. I’m based in Malaysia and work with startups and brands nationwide. I’ll get back to you within a day—share inspiration, budget, style, or features and I’ll tailor my reply.
