Buraq.

Focused repair, clearly scoped

Website and web app fixes

Get the stubborn technical issue off your list without turning it into a vague rebuild. I reproduce the problem, inspect the relevant code and define a clear repair with an agreed finish line.

Get a scoped quote Often 1–7 days

Good fit when

The outcome is clear and practical.

  • A broken form or mobile layout that is losing leads
  • A React, Next.js, Node.js or Laravel feature that is stuck
  • An API, authentication or database integration that is failing
  • A slow page, failed build or production-only deployment issue

Typical deliverables

  • Issue reproduction and root-cause review
  • Responsive layout and interface fixes
  • React, Next.js, Node.js or Laravel repairs
  • Form, API, authentication and database debugging
  • Accessibility and performance improvements
  • Tested patch, deployment help and concise handoff notes

How the work moves

A visible path from request to release.

01

Reproduce

You share the URL, repository, screenshots or error details needed to make the problem observable.

02

Confirm the repair

I explain the likely cause, scope, price and delivery target before changing production code.

03

Fix and verify

The change is implemented, checked against the agreed failure case and delivered or deployed.

Relevant proof

Related work you can inspect.

Common questions

Answers before the first call.

Is a small one-day job worth sending?+

Yes. Focused fixes are a core part of the studio, provided the issue and desired outcome can be clearly scoped.

Do you need repository access to quote?+

Not always. A URL, screenshot and error details may be enough for a first assessment. If code access is necessary, I will ask for it securely.

Can a fix turn into ongoing work?+

Yes. The first repair can stand alone, and follow-up improvements can be scoped separately once the working relationship is proven.

Requirements reviewed first

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