Sakin Website to Own Your Home with Your Own properties
Sakin website is belt for the people who have no homes and they live in KSA. So that they could get their homes with monthly short payment depending on his salary. So everyone could get his own home with no budget effect. The website firstly allow the customer to build his home with preferred rooms and sizes. Then the website calculate the cost of her/his house. After that he/she will receive at his email a summery of his selected rooms and sizes. Website admins has their own dashboard pages that allow him to control the website and to export the registered data as PDF. I have created this website from scratch which mean, I have built all website element. Sakin website has been created by PHP programming language and MySQL database. Also I have used the BootStrap and JQuery to design the website interfaces. It is an easy, UX design, and helpful website. You could visit the website URL to see how amazing is it: http://www.sakinsa.com/ "Thanks a Lot for Your Time :)"
Me concernant
Hi, This is Muhammed Yahya Mufareh, I am hard-working, responsive, sociable, extremely fair honest and always positive. My main goal and objective is to be a dedicated contractor thus client will believe that i can do their task with my ability as well as target is to provide quality job and build smart-friendly relationship. I am self motivated, very sincerely, honest with extreme laborious operating till project finish. Websites designer and developer started programming websites in PHP language for a long time, and then moved to programming framework laravel5.7 to develop the most secure and most efficient [login to view URL] the field of CMS I have experience on Wordpress also have the ability develop websites on Magento system. On the side of designing website interfaces I use CSS3, HTML5, Javascrip, Ajax Bootstrap and JQuery. I manage databases using (Oracle, Mysql, Sql Server). Also can create (Web services) and API. My Career Motto: (mastering work and discipline in delivery).
