How I Hand Off WordPress Sites (And the Client Who Ghosted Me)
The ‘Launch’ of a website is not the end of a project; it is the beginning of a client’s relationship with their primary business asset....
Nassim SADI
Developer who enjoys building practical web applications, solving complex problems, and exploring new technologies. WordPress, PHP, JavaScript, and open-source enthusiast.
The Solo Developer’s Guide to Clean Code and Maintenance
Pragmatic rules for solo freelancers to ensure projects remain maintainable, so you don't hate yourself six months after deployment.
Python Scripts for Web Devs: Automating the Boring Stuff
How learning a little bit of Python can save you hundreds of hours by automating image optimization and WordPress publishing.
Headless WordPress: When It’s Overkill for Small Clients
Why sticking to a monolithic, optimized WordPress theme is still the smartest, most profitable choice for 90% of freelance projects.
CSS Grid Patterns You’ll Actually Use in Production
Forget the complex ASCII art. Here are the CSS Grid patterns you will actually use on a daily basis to build robust interfaces.
In Defense of console.log(): Why Simple Debugging Still Wins
A contrarian take on why setting up complex browser debuggers is often overkill, and why good old console.log is still the champion of web dev.
WooCommerce Speed Optimization Case Study: 5 Seconds to 800ms
Diagnosing slow TTFB, replacing heavy queries with transients, and using Redis to speed up a WooCommerce store for the Algerian market.
Why Custom Gutenberg Blocks Are a Maintenance Trap
Building custom ACF blocks sounds great until you have to maintain them. Why I ditched that approach for Stackable blocks + custom CSS animations.
Dark Mode Done Right: It’s Not Just Swapping Black and White
Why pure black is a design sin, how to leverage HSL colors for perfect harmony, and implementing dark mode elegantly with Tailwind v4.
Delivering Premium “Woodmart-Style” WooCommerce Stores on a Budget
Clients love the premium Woodmart look, but the theme is heavy. How I build custom plugins to replicate high-end effects while keeping costs low.
The Reality of Local AI for Devs: Why I’m Sticking to Subscriptions
The hype vs. reality of local LLMs. Why running Qwen 2.5 locally was slow, and why a cloud AI subscription is better ROI for developers.
