A Moroccan institute teaching structured programmes in positive and cognitive psychology. I built their Arabic landing site and stood up their course platform as an instance of The Nest — the white-label product, configured and deployed for a right-to-left audience.
An Arabic-language institute in Fez teaching foreign students on-site. Its visitors are deciding whether to travel to Morocco for a term, so the site is built to answer that: programmes, term dates, published fees, and an application handled through the site rather than by email.
A school group in Fès spanning maternelle to lycée. A school site has two audiences that want opposite things — parents choosing a school, and parents already in it — so this one carries the calendar, announcements and events alongside the admissions material.
A Moroccan study-abroad agency placing students in Germany, the US, Spain, France and Dubai. The site's job is to answer questions before a student commits — so alongside the programme content it runs an AI assistant that handles them directly.
A Moroccan coaching practice working on personal, spiritual and family well-being. I built the Arabic landing site and deployed their course app as an instance of The Nest, so programmes, subscription plans and the student area all run on one platform.
A turnkey e-learning platform for schools, training centres and coaches who want to sell courses without building anything. The engineering decision that matters is that the core is a package, not a template — each client runs their own instance, upgraded from one codebase.
A Fès vocational institute training the construction sector's technicians, born of a partnership between Morocco's Ministry of Equipment and the industry federation. The site carries the part that justifies that partnership: a career centre placing graduates with employers.
An online French course for Moroccan children who are struggling at school. I built the platform behind it: a course structure down to individual exercises, monthly exams that mark themselves, per-student progress, subscriptions and payment, and three separate portals.
A remote Quran-learning platform built on WordPress: an LMS, a subscriber area with live Google Meet classes, WhatsApp automation, and a custom Mushaf reader. It ran 15+ classrooms and 300+ students in its first year.
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