Freelance
Weekdays I am a senior frontend developer at GrowthOps, building for banking, telco and insurance clients. Alongside that I take on a limited number of freelance projects for small businesses and teams — the same standards, sized to a budget that makes sense at that scale.
01What I build
Pick what fits the business today and upgrade when it grows. Prices are published below so you can rule me in or out before you write a message. If a cheaper package will do the job, I will point you at it instead of selling you the bigger one.
A single page that puts you online properly.
One page, built to convince and convert.
A small site you can update yourself.
For companies that get googled before the meeting.
Your own store, without marketplace commissions.
In detail
Fixed scope, fixed price, agreed before any work starts. Add-ons are priced separately so the base package stays predictable.
A single page that puts you online properly.
The smallest sensible website: one page covering who you are, what you offer and how to reach you. Built to load fast on a phone and to be easy to hand over.
Best for
New and home businesses
One page, built to convince and convert.
A longer, more considered single page with real structure: sections that build an argument, motion where it helps, and a contact path that does not lose people.
Best for
Campaigns, launches and service businesses
A small site you can update yourself.
The right fit for most businesses. A handful of pages, a content editor so you are not paying me to change a phone number, and the SEO groundwork done properly.
Best for
Cafes, salons, studios and small teams
For companies that get googled before the meeting.
A larger site with room to grow: news or insights, careers, case studies, and a content model that holds up when several people are publishing to it.
Best for
Established SMEs and B2B teams
Your own store, without marketplace commissions.
A storefront you own, connected to a payment gateway that suits your market, with the order and inventory admin set up so daily operations are not a chore.
Best for
Product brands going direct
02Add-ons
Bolt any of these onto any package. The figure is the figure, whether you are in Klang Valley or three time zones away.
Content editor wired to your pages, plus a session on using it.
Enquiries land as calendar slots instead of messages you chase.
Submissions logged to a spreadsheet with an automatic reply.
Stripe, Billplz or a local gateway, tested end to end.
Article template, categories, sitemap and metadata done properly.
Per page, designed to match the rest of the site.
Per month. Updates, backups, monitoring and small changes.
When you need it in under half the usual timeline.
Small changes, audits and retainer work outside a package are billed at RM 150 – RM 235$35 – $55 an hour.
03How it works
You always know what happens next, what it costs and when it lands.
We talk about the business before the website. What you sell, who buys it, and what the site actually needs to do. If a smaller package will do the job, I will say so.
You get a written scope, a fixed price and a delivery date. No hourly surprises, no line items you did not agree to.
I design in the browser and share a live preview link early, so you are reviewing the real thing rather than a picture of it.
Deployment, analytics, and a walkthrough of how to update your own content. You own the domain, the hosting account and the code.
04How it is built
Nothing here is experimental. The stack is the one large teams use, sized down to a project you can afford to maintain.
Static rendering, optimised images and a small JavaScript payload. Speed is a feature your visitors feel before they read a word.
Semantic markup, real keyboard support and honest colour contrast, held to the standard regulated clients ask for. It is the same work that makes a site rank and read well.
Your domain, your hosting, your repository. No proprietary builder you have to keep paying me to touch.
Scope, cost and timeline in words you can act on. If something is a bad idea for your budget, I will tell you before you spend it.
05Side by side
Scope, timeline and price are fixed per package. Ringgit is the real figure; switch to dollars and you get the same work converted at roughly RM 4.30, confirmed before you commit.
| Package | Best for | Scope | Timeline | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Landing Page | New and home businesses | 1 page | 3 to 5 days | RM 200 – RM 500$45 – $115 |
| Pro Landing Page | Campaigns, launches and service businesses | 1 long-form page | 5 to 10 days | From RM 860From $200 |
| Business Website | Cafes, salons, studios and small teams | Up to 5 pages | 2 to 4 weeks | From RM 3,870From $900 |
| Corporate Website | Established SMEs and B2B teams | Multi-page with content system | 4 to 6 weeks | From RM 6,880From $1,600 |
| E-Commerce | Product brands going direct | Storefront with payments | 6 to 10 weeks | From RM 9,460From $2,200 |
The Starter Landing Page never goes past RM 500. If a project needs more sections, motion or custom UI, it belongs in the Pro Landing Page and I will say so. Work that does not fit a package — small changes, fixes, audits — is RM 150 – RM 235$35 – $55 an hour.
06Questions
A fixed price per project, taken from the published package ranges and confirmed in writing before any work starts. Typically half up front and half on launch. Add-ons are priced separately and anything outside the agreed scope is quoted first, so nothing appears on an invoice you did not approve.
The range covers how much design and content work a package needs. A one-page site with your copy ready sits at the bottom of the range; the same page with custom sections and motion sits at the top. You get the exact figure before you commit, not after.
No. The ringgit figure is the real price and the dollar figure is the same work converted at roughly RM 4.30. Add-ons cost the same wherever you are. Only the payment method changes.
No. A static site on a free hosting tier usually costs nothing to run beyond your domain. You only pay monthly if you choose a paid CMS, a mail service or an ongoing maintenance retainer.
Yes, on the Business package and above. You get a content editor and a walkthrough of how to use it. On the landing page packages, small text changes can be handled as a quick add-on.
You do. The domain, the hosting account and the source code are all registered to you. You can take the project to another developer at any time.
A clear idea of what the site is for, your logo and images if you have them, and the text for each page. If the writing is the blocker, I can help draft it.
Yes. Most of the work happens over email and video calls, so time zone is the only real constraint.
It is the reason I quote conservative timelines rather than optimistic ones. I take on a limited number of freelance projects at a time, and the delivery date you get already accounts for the day job. If a deadline is tighter than I can commit to honestly, I will tell you up front instead of missing it later.
Ready when you are
Describe the business in a few sentences and I will tell you which package fits, including when the cheaper one is the right answer.
Or email hazimhf.dev@gmail.com