Ameed Khalid

Full Stack JavaScript Developer

Business Solutions Expert

Ameed Khalid

Full Stack JavaScript Developer

Business Solutions Expert

About Me
Hello! I’m Ameed Khalid!

A Full Stack Web Developer with a strong apt for learning and collaborative skills. Proficient and creative developer with a strong history in website management and development. Dedicated to superior customer service at all levels from the first meeting with a client to the website maintenance after launch.
  • Residence: Canada
  • Freelance: Available
  • Address: Burnaby, BC

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Skills
  • JSON
  • SwiftUI
  • React
  • Node.js
  • WordPress
  • Core PHP
  • Laravel/Code lgnitor
  • CMS Platforms
  • JQuery/JavaScript
  • REST/SOAP API
  • Github/Bitbucket
  • Jira/Asana/ClickUp
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  • Address: Burnaby, BC, Canada
  • Freelance: Available
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    How can I help you?

    I’m looking for

    How can I help you?

    Estimation

    How can I help you?

    Tell me about your project

    FAQ

    Price and Payment

    Work and Services

    A very good question, after all everybody wants to know how much things will cost. The cost of my services varies depending of the needs of each project.

    For example, it’s a bit like calling a home builder and saying “I want you to build me a new house. How much will it cost?” After a pause, they will then ask a lot of questions like how many bedrooms and bathrooms do you want, what size should the rooms be, do you have the land to build on and so on.

    Having a website designed is very similar in that the price depends on a lot of different factors. Once I have all the information required I will be more than happy to provide you with an estimate.

    I quote my services as a fixed bid project. The cost structure is based on the services selected, the complexity of functionality and the size of the project.

    Every project is unique and that’s why I love my job.

    After project specifics are finalized and I’ve asked all the right questions, clients will usually receive a digital presentation showcasing the websites visual design and/or brand identity. The designs are shown in a variety of contexts to visualize how the design and/or identity adapts across multiple devices/medias.

    You will also receive professional consultation, friendly support and extensive research on my behalf throughout the entire project.

    When everyone’s happy, all necessary artwork is supplied in original formats with full ownership.

    For most projects, I request a 50% down payment to schedule the work. I accept payment via bank transfer, PayPal or Skrill. PayPal invoices are processed with the help of friends at HarvestApp.com, making the payments very secure and easy.

    The final 50% will be paid on completion of the project, prior to releasing the final artwork, if not agreed otherwise.

    Shortly, to ensure that from the beginning the client has the same level of commitment to the project that I have.

    A down payment lessens the absolute risk either party takes. Without a down payment I, as designer, have to take on 100% of the financial risk in the project. Down payment takes some of my risk and places it on the client, but overall it’s fair to both parties.

    When down payment is set, I can allocate the necessary amount of time for your project, turning down other projects if needed.

    If I’ve already started working on your project after receiving the down payment and you decide to hit the abort button, then I will not refund your down payment.

    As a disclaimer, I want to say that I’ve always completed my projects and I work with you until you are completely satisfied with the final artwork.

    I’ve specialized in the design of responsive websites and visual identities for clients across the world. The work I create helps my clients move closer to their goals. The aim is to boost client profits thought improved attraction and retention of ideal customer bases.

    Absolutely! In fact the vast majority of my clients are based abroad. Project correspondence is simply conducted via email, phone and Skype as needed. This has never affected any of my projects.

    The design process is never linear, but in short my process goes similar to this:

    The brief > An estimate > 50% deposit > Research and brainstorming > Wireframing and sketching > Rendering the artwork > Presentation > Tweaks and revisions > Artwork delivery > Final 50% > Support.

    Process varies depending on the service. For example, developing a website requires testing and search engine optimization among other major tasks.

    This depends on the exact needs and deliverables of the project, but timeframes vary from two weeks to four months. I don’t work on more than two projects at a time, so each client gets their deserved attention with unconditional love.

    Absolutely not. Creating a website or a brand identity is a big endeavor, so we need to have our synergy for the project to be successful.

    If I don’t feel that we make a good team, or think that I’m not the right designer for the project, I will quickly tell you so. No hard feelings.

    A good pigment ink pen and a Dot Grid Book is the birth place for all my projects and ideas.

    When it’s time to go digital, my main choice of weapon is Sketch with Adobe Creative Cloud on a Mac. For web development I use Coda 2 with Emmet extension. Froont.com is very handy tool to design and demonstrate responsive wireframes to a client. For time tracking and invoicing I use Harvestapp.com.