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Masoud Golchin is a backend developer at Refact, working on server-side systems, internal tooling, and infrastructure. He builds and maintains the services that support both client projects and the team’s day-to-day development workflow. His work includes backend logic, developer tools, system reliability, and the technical foundations that allow products to scale and operate consistently. At Refact, Masoud focuses on creating practical engineering solutions that help the team move faster while keeping systems organized, maintainable, and dependable.
This Hampton CMS migration case study shows how Refact helped Hampton, a private community for high-growth founders and CEOs, recover from a difficult platform move. After a partial CMS migration left key assets behind and made simple edits harder than they should be, Hampton needed a partner who could fix the technical issues fast and […]
Media teams collect more data than ever, but media data insights only matter when they lead to better decisions. Pageviews, scroll depth, subscriptions, ad performance, and content engagement all tell part of the story. The hard part is turning that flood of numbers into clear actions your team can use. This is not about storing […]
Gutenberg best practices can save teams time, reduce editing mistakes, and make WordPress easier to manage. For agencies and creators, that matters. A clean block setup helps you build faster, keep layouts consistent, and hand sites off with less risk. At Refact, we have seen Gutenberg work well when the system is planned before the […]
Headless WordPress websites are a popular way to keep WordPress for publishing while swapping out the public website for a faster, more custom front end. If you like WordPress’s editor experience but feel boxed in by themes, plugins, and page speed limits, headless can be a practical next step. WordPress started as a blogging tool, […]
You built a newsletter on Substack because it was fast to start. Then you hit the ceiling. You want better search traffic, more control over design, and a business that is not tied to one platform’s rules. If that sounds like you, this guide on How to Transition from Substack to WordPress in 2024 will […]
Ever heard of a DDoS attack? It is a Distributed Denial-of-Service attack, and it aims to knock your website offline by flooding it with traffic. That flood often comes from bot attacks, meaning automated requests sent by software instead of real people. Bots are not always bad. Search engines use bots to crawl your site. […]
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