Dr.Sazgar Website
Built and launched Dr. Sazgar’s Dubai-optimized, multilingual (EN/AR/KU/FR/FA) plastic surgery website in Summer 2025 using Next.js 15, TypeScript, Tailwind/shadcn, Framer Motion, and Docker.
In Summer 2025, I designed and shipped the official website for Dr. Sazgar, a facial plastic surgeon focused on rhinoplasty (primary & revision), eyelid surgery, otoplasty, and facial aesthetics.
This wasn’t built as a generic clinic website.
It was engineered as a premium, multilingual medical platform optimized for the UAE market — specifically Dubai — serving international patients.
And I built it end-to-end.
Context: Dubai Is Not a Local Market
Dubai is a global medical tourism hub.
Patients don’t just come from one country. They come from across the GCC, Europe, and beyond. That means:
Multi-language support is mandatory
International SEO matters
UX expectations are high
Brand trust must be established instantly
Performance cannot degrade across regions
This project was optimized specifically for that environment.
Languages & Internationalization
The site runs in five languages:
English
Arabic
Kurdish
French
Persian
This wasn’t implemented as duplicated content pages.
I built a structured multilingual system inside Next.js 15 App Router, backed by the CMS.
Key details:
Fully localized slugs
Language-aware SEO metadata
Dynamic RTL/LTR layout switching
Structured multilingual content modeling
Clean route segmentation
No hacks. No messy route duplication.
Just proper i18n architecture.
Tech Stack & Architecture
The foundation:
Next.js 15 (App Router)
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
shadcn/ui
Framer Motion
Dockerized deployment
Octavia AI CMS (Headless backend)
The architecture was built for:
Performance
SEO
Maintainability
Scalability
Clean separation of frontend and content layer
This is not a template-based site.
It’s a structured, production-grade frontend system.
UI & Motion Philosophy
Medical branding can easily become either sterile or over-designed.
I aimed for:
Clean typography
Strong spacing discipline
Subtle, controlled motion
Premium medical aesthetic
Performance-first media usage
Framer Motion is used deliberately — soft transitions, no unnecessary animation noise.
The goal:
Modern, but calm.
Premium, but not loud.
Procedure Pages (High-Trust Content Structure)
Procedures like rhinoplasty and revision rhinoplasty require clarity and structure.
Each procedure page includes:
Structured medical explanations
Recovery details
International patient considerations
SEO-optimized headings
Multi-language content parity
The layout is modular and reusable for future expansion.
Backend: Octavia AI CMS
The backend runs on Octavia AI CMS, a headless, AI-native CMS built for structured content and multilingual operations.
Instead of a traditional “content blob” system, this platform uses:
Structured content modeling
Built-in multilingual fields
Integrated SEO schema
AI-assisted content drafting
Non-technical admin usability
For a Dubai-based clinic serving international clients, this is critical.
It enables:
Fast content iteration
AI-assisted refinement for different language audiences
Structured SEO control per market
Launching new procedure pages without engineering involvement
It’s not just content management.
It’s controlled, scalable content infrastructure.
SEO & International Optimization
Because the target market is Dubai and international patients, I implemented:
SSR for key landing pages
Language-specific canonical URLs
Structured metadata per procedure
Clean semantic HTML
Optimized image delivery
Regional SEO alignment
The site isn’t just translated.
It’s optimized for international discoverability.
Infrastructure & Deployment
The project is fully Dockerized.
That means:
Environment consistency
Clean production deployment
Reproducible builds
Stable infrastructure layer
For a medical brand handling international visibility, reliability is non-negotiable.
What This Project Represents
This project reflects how I approach production systems:
Clear architecture
Intentional UI decisions
AI-integrated backend
International scalability
Clean engineering practices
It’s not a “portfolio piece.”
It’s a real-world medical platform serving an international market.
Closing
I care about what’s under the hood.
This platform combines:
Modern frontend engineering.
AI-powered content infrastructure.
International market optimization.
Production-grade deployment.
Shipped in Summer 2025.
Stable. Scalable. Built properly.