Is BekerDev really a one-person studio?

Yes. Every project is designed, built, and shipped by Ebubeker Rexha. No handoffs to junior devs, no offshoring, no project managers between you and the person writing the code. When something goes wrong or right, you're talking to the same person.

How do you ship a landing page in one day?

Tight scope and no committee. We lock the page structure and copy in the morning, build and style in the afternoon, and deploy to your domain by the end of the day. It works because I limit the scope: one page, one goal, one round of revisions.

What does an MVP Sprint actually include?

A working, deployed product with the core flow a user needs to do the thing your business is about: usually auth, a database, one or two primary user journeys, and a simple admin surface. It's deliberately minimal. You'll get a functioning web app in 3–5 days that you can put in front of real users or investors.

What tech stack do you work in?

React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Node.js on the front and API side. Supabase, Postgres, and FastAPI on the backend when more is needed. Deployed on Vercel by default. I'll use a different stack if a project genuinely needs it, but I won't chase trends for the sake of it.

Do you show prices up front?

No. Every project is slightly different, and I'd rather quote you something honest than anchor you on a number that doesn't fit. Drop me a note via the contact form and I'll come back with a real quote within a day.

Where are you based and who do you work with?

I'm based in Albania and work remotely with founders and teams anywhere in Europe, the US, and beyond. Async-friendly by default, happy to take calls when they're useful.

What happens after the project ships?

You own the code, the repo, and the deployment. Every project comes with a revision window, and if you want me to keep building, the Dev Partnership retainer makes that straightforward. No lock-in, and you can walk away any time.

The one-page pre-ship checklist I run before every launch

Every site I ship ends the same way. Thirty minutes before it goes live, I close every tab that is not the preview, pour a glass of water, and run the same checklist from top to bottom. The checklist has grown over the years, and every item on it earned its place by being the thing I forgot on some other day.

Here is the current version, unedited, exactly as I run it. If you ship a site without going through something like this, you are going to have a bad first hour of uptime.

Content

Every heading reads as a standalone sentence
No placeholder lorem ipsum anywhere, including alt text
Business name, address, and hours match the real ones
Every phone number is a real, clickable tel: link
Every email address is a real, clickable mailto: link
Every external link opens correctly and has the right target

SEO and metadata

Title tag is unique and under sixty characters
Meta description is unique and under one hundred and sixty characters
Canonical URL points at the live domain, not the preview
Open Graph image exists and is 1200 by 630
Favicon exists in every size the platform expects
Sitemap is generated and reachable at /sitemap.xml
Robots file is present and not accidentally blocking the site
Structured data validates with no errors

Forms and email

Contact form sends a test submission end to end
The test submission lands in the correct inbox
The form shows a real success state, not just a redirect
The form shows a real error state if something fails
Spam protection is on (honeypot or similar)

Performance and accessibility

Lighthouse score is above ninety on the key pages
Largest contentful paint image is preloaded
Every image has an alt attribute
Color contrast on text and CTAs passes WCAG AA
The site is usable by keyboard alone

Mobile

The hero fits a 375 pixel wide viewport without awkward wrapping
The primary CTA is reachable with one thumb
The navigation works on a small screen
Tap targets are at least 44 pixels tall

Analytics and tracking

Analytics is installed and firing on the live domain
No test events are polluting production counts
Any conversion events you care about actually fire

DNS and hosting

The apex domain and the www subdomain both resolve
SSL is valid and not expiring in the next month
The old host has been pointed at the new one, if there was one
Redirects from old URLs to new ones are in place

One final pass

Close the laptop. Open the site on your phone, over cellular, not wifi. Read the hero. Tap the CTA. Submit the form. If any of those feel wrong, you have time to fix them right now. If all three feel right, ship it.

“Every item on this list got here because I forgot it on some other day. Nobody ships a clean launch on memory.”