Hi, I'm Ghassen. I design and build websites that carry their own weight.
Five-plus years turning briefs into interfaces, and interfaces into working WordPress and Webflow sites — with the code, content, and care to keep them running long after launch.
I work at the point where design decisions become code — the part of a project where a well-considered layout either survives contact with a real browser or falls apart.
My background sits across graphic design, front-end development, and platform work in Webflow and WordPress. That combination means I can take a project from a blank page to a shipped, maintainable site without losing the thread between what something looks like and how it actually behaves.
Most of my work today is split between building new sites on Webflow and WordPress, and looking after the ones that already exist — performance, accessibility, security updates, and the unglamorous maintenance that keeps a site trustworthy.
How I approach a project.
A short list of the things I try not to compromise on, whatever the brief.
Clarity before decoration
A page has to make its point before it earns any visual flourish. Hierarchy and message come first.
Design that ships
Every layout is built with its real content, real constraints, and the platform it will actually run on in mind.
Code that outlasts the launch
Maintainable structure and honest performance choices, so the site is still easy to work with a year in.
Direct communication
Fewer surprises, clearer timelines, and status updates you don't have to chase.
Tools I rely on.
Where the day-to-day work actually happens.
Experience.
The roles and projects that shaped how I work now.
Web Developer
Davinci Design
Web Developer
Locus Digital
Web Designer
HorizonLux
Graphic Designer
Ecomarket
Graphic Designer
Freelance
Have a project that needs both design and code?
I'm currently taking on a limited number of new WordPress and Webflow projects.
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