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Muhammad Tariq

    Full-stack
    development.

    Full-stack development means building every layer of a web application — the user interface, the API and business logic, the database and the deployment. I build full-stack apps with React or Next.js on the frontend, Python (FastAPI or Django) or Node.js on the backend, and PostgreSQL for data.

    I build complete web applications end to end — the interface your users see, the APIs and data model behind it, and the deployment that keeps it running. One engineer owning the whole stack means fewer handoffs and faster decisions.

    01

    What I build

    Customer-facing web apps

    Dashboards, portals and product UIs in React or Next.js with fast, accessible interfaces.

    APIs and business logic

    Python (FastAPI / Django) or Node.js services with clear contracts and validation.

    Data layers

    PostgreSQL schemas designed around your real workflows, with migrations and indexing.

    Auth, roles and admin

    Sign-in, role-based access and internal admin panels for your team.

    02

    Problems I solve

    • A prototype that works in demos but breaks under real users
    • Frontend and backend built by different people who never agreed on the data model
    • No admin tooling, so every change needs a developer
    • Slow pages and fragile deployments
    03

    Technologies I use

    • React
    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Python
    • FastAPI
    • Django
    • Node.js
    • PostgreSQL
    • Supabase
    • Docker
    • Vercel
    • Render
    • AWS
    04

    Development process

    1. 01

      Discovery

    2. 02

      Architecture

    3. 03

      Build

    4. 04

      Test

    5. 05

      Deploy

    6. 06

      Iterate

    05

    Relevant projects

    06

    Technical approach

    • →Model the data first — most long-term pain comes from a rushed schema.
    • →Typed contracts between frontend and backend so changes don't silently break screens.
    • →Server-rendered pages where SEO or first-load speed matters; client interactivity where it helps.
    • →Automated deploys with separate preview and production environments.
    07

    Frequently asked questions

    How long does a typical project take?

    It depends on scope. A focused feature or fix can take days; a first production version of a product usually takes several weeks. I give a written estimate after a short discovery call.

    Can you take over an existing codebase?

    Yes. I start with a short review of the code, database and hosting, then list what to keep, fix or replace before writing new features.

    Do you work with US companies?

    Yes. I work remotely with startups and businesses across the United States and internationally, with overlapping working hours for calls and async updates in between.

    08

    Related services

    09 — Next step

    Ready to start
    your project?

    I work remotely with startups and businesses across the United States and internationally. Tell me what you're building and I'll reply with next steps.