Insights
Practical tips from real project experience. No fluff.
Articles on design, training and development, written from real projects in Tunisia. New posts added regularly.
USAID money stopped in 2025. Who still funds youth skills in Tunisia, and five ways I keep training quality when the budget shrinks.
Read articleColor psychology isn't magic, but it shapes first impressions. Here's a practical framework I use with clients.
After 51+ youth training events, these are the patterns that consistently drain engagement, and how to fix them.
A freelancer's honest take on static vs dynamic, i18n, and shipping fast without cutting corners.
Recognition beats virality. The 4-part system I use to make social feeds look like one brand, not twenty.
Before you build slides, answer four questions. A lightweight TNA process I run before every session.
The honest middle ground between form SaaS and a full custom backend. Real use cases and what to watch out for.
One-page cheat sheets beat 40-page decks. What to include so your identity system survives past launch week.
They solve different problems at different times. A simple rule I use when designing youth session flows.
Next.js API route, system prompt, and the mistakes that make AI widgets feel sketchy or useless.
Arabic and French aren't two translations of one layout, they're two different design problems. How I build identity systems that work natively in both.
Textbook L&D assumes a training budget and a dedicated HR team. Most Tunisian SMEs have neither. The version of training design that actually survives contact with a 15-person company.
International clients, a Tunisian bank account, and a currency that isn't fully convertible. The setup I actually use to get paid reliably.
Olive oil, dates, and harissa brands compete on a European shelf against decades of category convention. The packaging decisions that get a Tunisian product picked up, not passed over.
Tunisia's youth employability gap isn't a motivation problem, it's a skills-to-market mismatch. What I've learned facilitating green and digital skills programs aimed at closing it.
A 3-second load time means something different on fiber than on a Tunisian mobile plan with a data cap. Performance choices I make differently because of it.
What Tunisian agencies charge for showcase, e-commerce and trilingual sites, where the money goes, and how to tell a fair quote from a cheap one.
How trainers price their days in Tunisia and in donor programmes, what a fair rate should include, and the CNFCPP reimbursement many companies forget.
From a 190 TND logo to full agency branding: the three price levels in Tunisia in 2026 and what separates a logo from an identity.
Between 15 and 30% of COD orders come back. The five reasons customers refuse at the door, and seven store fixes that bring the number down.
ChatGPT Go and Google's AI answers now reach Tunisians in Arabic. Six practical steps to make your business clear, consistent and quotable.
