NovaTech Portfolio
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Badiei: An Arabic Magazine for Film and Television Criticism
Badiei is an Arabic magazine of long-form film and television criticism, built for the critic Hossam El-din El-Sayed. It is named after Mr. Badiei of Kiarostami's Taste of Cherry . The magazine publishes essay-length readings of Egyptian, Arabic and world cinema alongside prestige television drama, from Atef El-Tayeb and Khairy Beshara to The Sopranos and Succession . Most publishing tools are built for short posts; this one is built for essays that people sit down to read. Behind it sits everything a magazine needs to run itself: a proper writing tool, Arabic search that works the way Arabic is actually typed, comment moderation, a newsletter, per-article readership figures, and a site whose logo, colours and announcements the editor changes without touching code.
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Alex Gifts Operations: The Shop Floor and the Website on One System
Once the Alex Gifts website was selling, the business hit the problem every growing shop hits: the website said one stock number, the shop floor said another, and the stockroom said a third. We built the retail operations system directly into the same platform, on the same domain. Staff reach it from a Control Panel link in the site's own navigation — no second login, no separate product list. The counter, the stockrooms and the website now draw down the same stock, so the shop cannot sell something the site already sold. It covers till sales, stock across branches, transfers, stock counts, returns, pickups, deposits, barcode labels, receipt printing and reporting, in Arabic and English.
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Rican Co: A Corporate Site the Company Updates Itself
Rican Co is a general contractor working across Saudi Arabia on civil, mechanical, electrical, infrastructure and finishing works. Its website has one commercial job: convince a client evaluating contractors that this firm can handle the scale of work they are considering. So the site leads with the project record and the names Rican already works with. Everything on it — projects, services, client logos, certificates, branches, phone numbers, even the brand colours — is edited by the company's own staff from a dashboard. No developer, no waiting, no republishing.
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Alex Gifts: A Gift Shop That Delivers, Wrapped and Tracked
Gift buying has a deadline attached. Someone ordering flowers, perfume or a chocolate box usually needs it to arrive by a specific day, wrapped and ready. Alex Gifts is built around that pressure. The catalogue spans perfumes, accessories, makeup, flowers, toys, chocolates, decorations and ready-made gift boxes; wrapping is chosen during the order; and shipping is connected to Bosta, so the moment an order is confirmed a shipment exists and the customer can watch it move.
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On-Track Auto: Booking Car Care Without the Phone Call
Car care is sold on trust and finished work. A customer handing over a car for paint protection or upholstery wants to see what the workshop has done before, understand what each service actually involves, and book a slot without a back-and-forth phone call. On-Track Auto does all three: a plain explanation of every service from polishing to paint protection film and nano coating, a gallery of completed jobs, and online booking that puts the appointment straight into the workshop's schedule.
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EduPlatform: Lessons, Exercises and Results in One Place
School students end up with their material scattered across group chats, photographed worksheets and links that stop working. EduPlatform gathers it into one place, organised the way school actually is — by year, then by subject, then by lesson. Students watch, read and practise; quizzes tell them and their teachers where they actually stand; and everything a student needs stays available for the whole year instead of disappearing up a chat history.
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Glitter Store: A Beauty Shop Where Shade Matching Comes First
The hardest part of buying makeup online is not choosing a product, it is choosing the right shade of it. Glitter Store was built around that problem. Foundations, lipsticks and concealers are presented shade by shade with proper photography, filters narrow the range by skin type and undertone, and a built-in assistant answers the questions a customer would normally ask at a counter. The shop carries makeup, skincare, fragrance and accessories, and the team behind it manages the whole catalogue themselves.
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Badya Clinic: One System for Patients, Doctors and the Front Desk
Most clinics run on a mix of a paper diary, a phone that never stops ringing and a filing cabinet nobody wants to open. Badya Clinic replaces all three. Patients book their own appointments online, the front desk sees the day at a glance, doctors open a patient's history in one click instead of hunting for a folder, and the clinic owner can finally see how the practice is actually performing. Everyone works in the same system, but each person sees only the part of it that belongs to their job.
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Kaf Fashion: A Women's Fashion Store Built for Easy Shopping
Kaf Fashion is an online clothing store we built for a brand that sells contemporary womenswear. The idea was simple: make browsing a collection feel as pleasant as walking through a well-arranged shop. Customers can filter by what actually matters to them — size, colour, occasion, budget — check the size guide before they commit, save pieces for later, and pay by card without leaving the site. Behind the storefront, the team manages stock, orders and seasonal collections themselves, with no need to call a developer.
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Mira Store: A Beauty Shop With Advice Built In
Mira Store sells makeup and skincare to customers who mostly know what they want but not always which product delivers it. So alongside the catalogue we built the advice: tutorials and beauty guides published next to the products they relate to, an assistant that answers questions while someone is still deciding, and reviews from customers who have actually used the item. The shop covers makeup, skincare, fragrance and accessories, and the team publishes both products and content themselves.
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Bonfila Chocolate: A Chocolate Shop That Sells Gifts, Not Just Sweets
Bonfila Chocolate sells handmade chocolate and confectionery, and most of what leaves the shop is a gift rather than a treat someone buys for themselves. We built the online store around that fact. Products are presented the way a gift is chosen — by occasion, by box size, by who it is for — and gift wrapping is part of the order rather than an afterthought. The result is a shop that looks as considered as the product inside the box, and that the owner can restock and repackage for every season without help.
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Nour Collection: Makeup, Body Care and Fragrance, Delivered
Nour Collection is a beauty brand selling makeup, body splash and personal care products, and its customers order from a phone, usually in a spare five minutes. That shaped the whole build: a short path from opening the site to completing an order, filters that get someone to the right product quickly, card payment that works first time, and a support assistant for the questions that would otherwise become an unanswered message. The owner runs the catalogue, orders and promotions without technical help.
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F3 International Resources: A Corporate Site for a Security Solutions Firm
F3 International Resources protects facilities, installations and assets, and its clients are the kind who research a supplier carefully before making contact. The website is written for that reader. It sets out what the company does and who it works with in clear terms, publishes company news so the firm looks active rather than dormant, and gives the team a view of which pages visitors actually read — useful intelligence when you are deciding what to say next.
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Youssef AbuElnassr Akademie: Learning German, Lesson by Lesson
Youssef AbuElnassr teaches German to students who are learning it for a reason — a university place, a job, a move abroad. His academy needed to work the way a real course does: students enrol in a specific level, pay for that level, and work through its lessons in order. We built it so a student can pay with Vodafone Cash, which is what most of his students actually use, and so the video lessons he has spent years recording cannot simply be downloaded and passed around.
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SockFlix: A Sock Shop for the Whole Family
SockFlix sells one thing, and sells it well. Rather than build another general clothing store, we designed a shop around a single product category — socks for men, women and children — where the details that actually decide a purchase are front and centre: material, length, size and design. A focused shop is easier to browse and far easier for the owner to keep stocked, because every product follows the same shape.
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Bonitique Crochet: A Shop for Pieces Made by Hand
Handmade work sells differently from mass-produced stock. Every crochet bag, scarf and shawl is one of a kind, quantities are small, and the customer is buying partly because someone made it by hand. The shop was built to respect that: pieces are photographed properly and described individually, stock counts are honest about how few there are, and the maker can list a new piece the evening she finishes it without asking anyone for help.
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Lady's Corner: Fashion, Accessories and Beauty Under One Roof
Lady's Corner does not specialise — and that is the point. A customer can put a dress, a pair of earrings and a lipstick into the same basket and pay for them once, which is how people shop when they are getting ready for something. The site is organised so those three worlds sit comfortably together rather than feeling like three shops bolted into one, and the owner keeps all of it stocked and priced from a single control panel.
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NeuraNote: A Study Assistant That Works From Your Own Notes
Most study apps make you work with their material. NeuraNote works with yours. A student uploads their own lectures, notes, recordings and slides, and the assistant answers questions, builds summaries and sets practice tests from that material rather than from something generic off the internet. It also handles the part students find hardest — planning. It builds a study schedule around what is actually left to cover and how much time remains, and adjusts as the student gets through it.
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Aidd-Tools: Building Materials and Tools, Ordered Online
Anyone running a building site knows the routine: cement from one supplier, electrical fittings from another, plumbing from a third, and half a day lost to the driving. Aidd-Tools puts those categories in a single shop. Contractors and homeowners order cement, sand, electrical tools, plumbing supplies and hardware from one place, with filters that get them to the exact specification they need and a checkout that offers more than one way to pay. The business manages products, prices and orders from its own control panel.
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Al-Rawy: An Interior Design Studio That Shows Its Work Properly
An interior design studio is hired on the strength of what it has already built, so the website's first job is to present that work convincingly. Al-Rawy's site is built around the portfolio: large photography, project by project, with room for detail. Beyond the gallery, a short style quiz gives visitors a way to work out what they actually like before they ever speak to a designer, which turns a passive browser into a conversation the studio can act on. The team keeps the whole site current themselves.
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Nature Glow: Natural Care Recipes in a Mobile App
Nature Glow is a mobile app built with a group of pharmacy students who wanted to put reliable natural care recipes in one place, instead of leaving people to trust whatever a search result happens to return. The app covers everyday concerns — skin, hair, face, nails, teeth, lips and feet — with recipes made from ingredients most households already have. It also lets you point your camera at a problem area and get pointed towards the recipes most relevant to what it sees, which is a far quicker route than reading through a long list.
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