A restaurant menu platform, two shops, a restaurant ordering site, and a handful of smaller builds. Written up for what was built — not linked out to client production.
Each entry below is a shipped build: the problem, the stack, and the pieces that went out the door — maintainable, honest, and actually used.
A full restaurant menu platform: guests open the menu by scanning a QR code, owners manage categories, products, prices, and analytics from a dashboard, and staff run orders in a React Native app from ticket to table.
A full-stack ordering site for مطعم الثورة (Elsawra): Arabic-first catalogue across crepe, pizza crepe, pizza, pasta, meals, and broasted, with offers, branch info, and online delivery. Guests browse the live menu and place orders without calling the kitchen by hand.
An end-to-end shop: product catalogue, cart, and checkout on Next.js, with a Node.js and SQL Server backend. Built as a working store, not a catalogue page with a fake cart.
A Next.js storefront with no custom API. The job was product pages, brand layout, and keeping the site fast without standing up a server.
The previous portfolio, publishing, Stripe checkout, and interface experiments — smaller builds with a public source or live URL where it exists.
My previous portfolio at bassam-portfolio2.vercel.app: a motion-led personal site with home, about, services, work, and contact. Built to present the same shipped work in a darker, particle-driven layout before this studio version.
Sign in, write posts, and publish them. Next.js for the app, Sanity for the content, Shadcn for the UI.
Browse products, add them to a cart, pay with Stripe. Sanity holds the catalogue; Shadcn is the component layer.
A GSAP study of scroll-driven motion and stacked transitions. Built to see how far the timelines can go before the page starts to hitch.
Custom Pokemon cards — image, type, stats — rendered from data with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. No framework.