Not Just Pretty Websites — Real Client Results
Real sites I’ve shipped for businesses here — hand-coded, quick to load, and meant to actually get people to WhatsApp or email you. Not “pretty for the sake of pretty.”
Client case studies
TAFHALEGAL
A hand-coded site covering practice areas, lawyers, and branches so people skim on phones and reach the correct office without hunting for contact.
FREETRIBE
A hand-coded agency site showcasing work, positioning, and results so the studio reads confident at first scroll and the front end stays really lean.
RSA MARITEK
A hand-coded B2B site spelling services, credentials, and contact so buyers trust you quickly on mobile even when coverage or time is very tight.
NISZA CAHAYA
A hand-coded contractor site with projects, services, and coverage so clients preview real work and reach you before they ask for quotes.
PIYOK ASAM PEDAS
A hand-coded brand site uniting story, product lines, and usage so cooks understand the paste range in one flow instead of scattered social posts.
PERODUA (DMM Ipoh)
A hand-coded dealer site surfacing models, promos, and advisors so shoppers compare on their phones and slide straight to WhatsApp or a sales contact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers if you’re shopping around for web design in Malaysia — how I work, what I build, and who you’re hiring.
What I do
- Marketing / brochure sites — HTML, CSS, JS, written properly, not dragged out of a page builder
- Landing pages when you need one clear job: sign up, WhatsApp, book, whatever
- Layout and UI in Figma first, then I code what we agreed — fewer surprises at go-live
By default I code the front end by hand. If a client needs WordPress for content workflow or an existing setup, I can build it too—it's just not my first option.
Who you’re working with
I’m Natasya — online I usually go by Umairx. I’m based in Malaysia and I both design and code. I’m happiest when a site loads fast on rubbish phone data, the story is easy to skim, and it’s obvious how to reach you. Tap a card for the full case write-up—more than a thumbnail and a title.
Where I take work & how projects run
I take on work from all over Malaysia — Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Seremban, Johor Bahru, other states too. If you’re googling a freelance web designer near me, cool; if we never meet in person, also cool. Same flow either way: we agree what’s in scope, I design in Figma, then I build the pages in code — and you own the result, not some locked-in template.
Do you use WordPress?
My default is hand-coded HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (often Tailwind) so the site stays lean, readable, and fast.
If you specifically need WordPress—for example a blog, a content team workflow, or you already run a WordPress stack—I can build it too (I have WordPress experience). It’s just not my first option unless the project benefits from a CMS.
What services do you offer?
Mostly marketing sites and landing pages: design in Figma, then I code it properly for phone and desktop. I help you launch and tweak until it feels right. Heavy copywriting, photos, or fancy backend stuff gets quoted separately so you know what you’re paying for.
Who do you work with?
SMEs, small teams, agencies — anywhere in Malaysia really: KL, Selangor, Seremban, JB, other states. We usually just use WhatsApp, email, and the odd call; works the same whether we’ve met in person or not.
How can I hire you?
Ping me on WhatsApp or email — what you’re trying to do, when you’d like to launch, any sites you like. We agree what’s in scope, I design in Figma, then I build the pages by hand and send you previews as we go.
Do you serve clients outside Kuala Lumpur?
Yeah. I’ve worked with people all over — KL, Selangor, Seremban, JB, Penang, other states too. Honestly the postcode matters less than a clear brief and quick replies when I need feedback.
Let’s build
something
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.