BILAL MALASS
OPEN TO REMOTE WORK·BASED IN LEBANON
I build fast, responsive websites and full-stack web applications for businesses and growing teams, with a focus on Next.js, clean implementation, SEO, and maintainable development.
Bilal Malass
Full-Stack Developer
AWS Certified Cloud PractitionerComputer Science GraduateBased in Lebanon
Bilal Malass is a full-stack and Next.js developer based in Minieh, in the North Governorate of Lebanon. He builds websites, web applications and custom content-management systems in Next.js, React and TypeScript, and works with businesses across Tripoli, the North and Akkar in both Arabic and English.
Additional Knowledge:Familiar with cloud deployment and DevOps fundamentals, with ongoing practical learning in deployment workflows, CI/CD concepts, and application infrastructure.
[ FEATURED WORK ]
A portfolio and case-study site for Salma Awad, a UI/UX designer based in Tripoli, Lebanon. Built in Next.js with a custom admin panel so she can publish new case studies herself, statically rendered for speed, and marked up with structured data so her work is legible to search engines.
A centralized business-management system designed for small and medium-sized businesses, addressing operational fragmentation caused by managing information across disconnected spreadsheets and separate tools.
[ SERVICES ]
I build professional websites and web applications for businesses and growing teams in Lebanon, with a focus on performance, responsive design, SEO, and maintainable development.
Explore ServicesMobile-first, fast, and search-friendly websites built for businesses, portfolios, landing pages, and service providers.
Custom digital platforms built around specific business needs, including e-commerce experiences, booking systems, dashboards, customer portals, and internal tools.
Secure and manageable content systems for controlling pages, projects, articles, media, SEO settings, and other website content.
[ STANDARDS & APPROACH ]
Every project gets the same attention to speed, discoverability and technical reliability. A good-looking interface only matters if the architecture underneath it holds — and if you can still change your own content a year later.
Designed for real mobile behaviour before scaling up, with readable typography and touch-friendly controls — and checked on a phone over a mobile connection rather than only in a desktop browser.
Server-rendered pages, compressed images, and restrained JavaScript, so the site stays fast on mobile data rather than only on a laptop.
Semantic structure, structured data, metadata, sitemaps, and clean URLs — built in from the start, not sold back to you afterwards.
Colour contrast, keyboard focus, heading order, and layout checked properly. The details nobody notices until they are missing.
Organised TypeScript, reusable components, and clear data flow, in a repository you own — so any developer can pick it up after me.
Scope and price agreed in writing before work starts, straightforward updates while it runs, and a straight answer when something is not worth doing.
[ COMMON QUESTIONS ]
Bilal Malass is a full-stack and Next.js developer based in Minieh, in the North Governorate of Lebanon. He builds websites, web applications and custom content-management systems for businesses, works in Arabic and English, and holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the Lebanese University alongside the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner certification.
Bilal Malass builds websites, e-commerce shops, web applications, custom dashboards and content-management systems, mainly in Next.js, React and TypeScript with Node.js and SQL behind them. The work is aimed at businesses that need a site they can run themselves rather than one that requires a developer for every text change.
Bilal Malass is based in Minieh, in the Miniyeh–Danniyeh district of the North Governorate, and works with clients in Tripoli, across North Lebanon, in Akkar and remotely elsewhere in Lebanon. Meeting in person is practical anywhere in the North; everything else is handled online, which is how most projects run in any case.
Yes. Bilal Malass works in both Arabic and English — project discussions, written estimates, admin panels and the site content itself can be in either or both. Arabic versions of the service and location pages on this site are published under /ar/ and are right-to-left throughout, not translated as an afterthought.
There is no published price, because scope decides it: a five-page site for a local business and a shop with hundreds of products, stock tracking and delivery zones are not the same job. What is offered instead is a clear written estimate before any work begins, based on what the site actually has to do. Describing the project on the contact page is the fastest way to get one.
Yes. Bilal Malass takes freelance projects and part-time remote work alongside his role at Coredex Solutions. Enquiries go through the contact form on this site, by email, or over WhatsApp for a quicker exchange.
Asking about a specific town? Tripoli, North Lebanon and Akkar have their own pages.
[ GET IN TOUCH ]
Let's discuss what you need and determine the right next step.
