With over five years of experience in web design and development, I create stunning and responsive websites for clients across various industries and niches. I work as a Web Designer and Developer at Webflow, a leading no-code platform that empowers anyone to build and launch websites without writing code. I also offer my SEO expertise as a freelancer on Fiverr, a global marketplace that connects businesses with digital services.

I have mastered multiple tools and platforms, such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, WordPress, Shopify, and Squarespace, and I have a passion for creating beautiful and user-friendly web pages that showcase the brand identity and value proposition of my clients. I have successfully completed hundreds of projects, ranging from landing pages and portfolios to e-commerce sites and blogs, and I have received multiple positive reviews and ratings from satisfied customers. I am always eager to learn new skills and trends in web design and development, and I am constantly updating my portfolio and profile to reflect my latest work. I am a reliable, creative, and collaborative web designer and developer, and I strive to deliver high-quality and satisfying results for my clients.

Sarafatul Rabby Ⓥ

Fast websites. No fluff. No waiting around.

Most agencies turn a basic site into a three-month saga. Endless meetings, bloated processes, too many hands on the wheel.

We cut all that.

The only thing that matters: getting a polished, high-converting site in front of users, fast.

Not with "AI magic." Not with some secret SaaS. Just a battle-tested stack and a zero-patience approach.

Skip the brainstorm sessions that go nowhere. Every project starts with a formula: what does this site need to do? Who is it for? What should be impossible to miss above the fold?

Then: ruthless prioritization. No one cares about that sixth color palette or a 40-slide moodboard. Nobody's reading your "Our Story" page.

Figma for layouts, Webflow for builds, a couple of animation tools to keep things sharp but lightweight. Slack and Notion to keep everyone out of email hell. Loom for feedback that actually gets seen.

If a tool slows us down, it’s gone. If a process adds friction, it’s dead weight.

Clients don’t want a tour of your process. They want results. They want to launch. They want to see something real by next week, not next quarter.

Turns out, nobody misses the extra noise.

Fast work isn’t sloppy work. It’s focused. Relentless. No excuses.

Ship fast, polish as you go, repeat.

That’s how you get from zero to live without losing your soul (or your weekends).

Sarafatul Rabby

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I’m an Italian MD turned founder.

I co-founded and lead ORBIS, a Swiss supplement brand built from scratch that scaled to 7 figures in revenue its first year, with products now used by thousands of customers across Europe.

In 2024, I launched a natural testosterone formulation that reached €100k/month in under five months, not through hype, but through formulation rigor, repeat purchases, and long-term customer trust.

Before entrepreneurship, I studied medicine to understand the human body at a deep level.
What I learned quickly is that hospitals treat disease - they don’t teach people how to perform consistently under pressure.

Building ORBIS made the real constraint obvious:
execution breaks when energy, discipline, and decision-making aren’t supported.

Today, I focus on performance systems for high-stakes men - founders, operators, and builders who don’t lack ambition, but struggle with inconsistent execution as pressure increases.

People I work with describe me as:

"unusually analytical for a founder"

"calm under pressure"

"disciplined, but not dogmatic"

"focused on systems, not motivation"

Here I share what scaling a real company teaches you about performance, responsibility, and operating without burnout.

I’m currently building the Founder Performance Blueprint (FREE) - a practical system designed to help high-stakes men move from inconsistent execution to peak performance.

Pietro Pelizzari

2/52 

Second book of the year. 

Enjoyed it even more than the first one.

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DietaCOM Advisor

NeuroMI "Fifth NeuroMI International Meeting - Food for Brain: Promoting Health and Preventing Diseases"

MD | Founder

Started ORBIS with a simple goal: bring high-quality, science-backed supplements to people who care about their health.

I come from a medical background, but I’ve always been drawn to building things. Step by step, I’ve grown ORBIS into a 7-figure brand. Learning every day through Meta, influencers, and retention strategies.

Still figuring things out, still improving. Grateful for the journey and always open to learning from others.

If you’re in DTC, let’s connect.

📩 research@orbislifestyle.com

Medico Chirurgo

Diploma di Liceo Scientifico ad indirizzo Scienze Applicate

Scaling smarter: How Orbis Lifestyle went from 100 to 2.000+ orders with Amphora

MD & Founder 🧠 Performance systems for high-stakes men · Building ORBIS | Founder Performance Blueprint (FREE)

This is THE book to read in the first week of January.

Trust me.

One of my New Year resolutions for myself:
→ 1 book per week. No excuses.

I’ll post the book I finish at the end of every week.
Will you be my accountability partners?

If you want to join me, say it out loud in the comments.
I’ll treat you as an accountability partner.

This week’s read:
📘 Hyperfocus - Chris Bailey

3/52 - I forgot to post about this !

LinkedIn accountability partners:
here’s the 3rd book read this year.
Already almost done with the 4th 🙏

It’s funny how the smallest moments stick with you. Like, sitting in that cramped office, late at night, trying to figure out why our retention was dropping. I remember feeling that tightness in my chest, like I was missing something obvious. Turns out, I was. Or maybe I wasn’t. It’s hard to tell sometimes.

Transitioning from medicine to this world of DTC - where every day feels like a puzzle - has been a strange ride. You think you understand the mechanics, but then a tiny detail, a small shift in customer behavior, throws everything off.

And I admit, I’ve been guilty of overcomplicating things. Thinking I need to crack some secret code to grow. But maybe it’s just about the basics - trust, consistency, listening.

Like that morning, when I realized our best customers weren’t just buying once - they kept coming back. Not because of some fancy campaign, but because we showed up for them. Every time.

It’s a slow process, isn’t it? Building that trust. And yet, I still catch myself rushing, trying to accelerate what can’t be rushed.

Sometimes I wonder if I’m just fooling myself, or if this is what real growth feels like - small, steady, almost invisible.

And then I think about that one customer who messaged us, just to say thanks. That’s the real win, isn’t it?

Or maybe I’m just chasing that feeling, that quiet assurance that we’re doing something right. Even if it’s just a little at a time.

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