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Muneeb

Hola, I’m Muneeb.

I build web products that make complex tasks easier to complete. From creating a website to applying for a visa, I focus on clear steps, useful details, and an experience people can navigate with confidence.

01 About

I began my career in 2023 as a Frontend UI Developer at Get Web India, then joined CSS Founder as a Frontend Software Engineer. Working on visual editors, multi-step forms, and reusable components has taught me to consider how each feature fits into the wider product.

I join customer conversations, turn their concerns into practical changes, and work with the team to decide what matters most. I take responsibility for seeing features through implementation and release, then use feedback to guide what comes next.

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02 Projects

Website editing

Lestow.com(opens in a new tab)

Built editing controls for changing page content and rearranging sections in Lestow’s website builder. Connected those changes to the live preview, letting users see each update as they go. The focus was on making a page easy to edit without writing code.

Visa search

Visitsvisa.com(opens in a new tab)

For VisitsVisa, my focus was helping travelers find the right information before applying. Frontend changes covered page layouts, navigation, and how content fits on different screens, keeping country details readable whether someone is browsing on a phone or a desktop.

Travel form

ETA Visa Application(opens in a new tab)

Developed a step-by-step travel application with Next.js and Redux Toolkit. Added input checks and fields that appear based on earlier answers. Kept entered details available between steps so applicants can go back, make corrections, and continue without starting over.

Advisor records

Vspagy Advisor Dashboard(opens in a new tab)

Recreated an advisor referral dashboard using JavaScript and CSS, with totals and individual records laid out for quick reading. Added a demo sign-in flow with phone-number checks and code boxes that move focus as users type. Adjusted the layout to fit smaller screens.