Time Weaver
Learns your work rhythm, auto‑builds schedules, and protects focus blocks without feeling intrusive.
I’m Fouaad, a self-taught developer who ships fast, cares about UX, and likes turning messy ideas into clean, reliable interfaces.
A mix of client work, experiments, and tools I use myself. Focused on predictable performance, simple interfaces, and clear constraints.
Learns your work rhythm, auto‑builds schedules, and protects focus blocks without feeling intrusive.
A small JavaScript library for generating semantic colour systems and checking contrast as you design.
Drag‑and‑drop layouts, instant previews, and static export with zero CMS overhead.
Keyboard‑first Markdown notes with local‑first sync and no social features to distract you.
Drag‑and‑drop form builder with built‑in validation, sensible defaults, and clean markup.
Lightweight board synced over websockets with a calm visual language and no notifications spam.
I like projects with clear problems, honest constraints, and a shipping mindset. Here’s the kind of work I usually say yes to.
Pixel‑steady interfaces that load fast, handle edge‑cases, and feel good to use.
SEO‑friendly, low‑maintenance sites with almost no moving parts. Ideal for founders and solo devs.
Clean storefronts with performance budgets, analytics hooks, and straightforward admin workflows.
Diagnosing slow, fragile frontends and tightening them up without a full rewrite.
Small, focused builds to test a product idea with real users in days, not months.
Interfaces and utilities that make other builders faster, calmer, and less error‑prone.
I write about frontend craft, performance, debugging, and the small decisions that make products feel trustworthy.
Colour isn’t decoration — it’s communication. How palettes shape behaviour and trust.
Read article →Modern frontends carry real risk. A checklist for shipping safer JavaScript.
Read article →Speed as first impression, ranking signal, and quiet competitive advantage.
Read article →Debugging as a repeatable process instead of random console.log archaeology.
Read article →I care about the systems behind the UI — the decisions, constraints and trade‑offs that make software feel honest.
Human history is a story of power. It moves silently behind governments, ideologies, and revolutions. No empire rises without belief, and no belief survives without conflict.
At its core, politics is about who decides what matters. Philosophy taught me that every system, whether moral or political, begins with a question: what is good, what is just, what should endure.
I’m drawn to moments where ideas meet force and new orders are born. Wars don’t start because people disagree — they start because someone insists their idea must rule.
Our digital world is no different. The web is a modern territory where algorithms act as laws, platforms as states, and users as citizens. Behind every viral post and buried truth is a decision of power.
And here, code becomes political. Every line written is a choice about what can happen and what cannot. In a world shaped by invisible systems, writing code is not just technical work — it’s a persistent, quiet act of shaping reality.
I like working with people who think in systems, respect constraints, and want their products to feel considered — not loud.
Short brief, rough idea, or detailed spec — all welcome. I usually reply within a day.
Best way to reach me is email. Tell me what you’re building, where you are in the process, and what you need help with.
Email me at hello@fouaad.dev