Masoud Golchin

Masoud Golchin

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.

A printed ecommerce migration launch checklist lies over an order-test receipt, with checkout, data, shipping, and redirects visibly verified.
by Masoud Golchin

Ecommerce Migration Services

Your store should help you grow, not drain margin while it slows you down. If you are paying for workarounds, dealing with crashes, or watching customers quit at checkout, it may be time to look at ecommerce migration services. Think of a migration team like a moving crew for your online business. They move products, […]

A migration inventory spreadsheet sits in front of WordPress, with paid access logic mapped but still awaiting QA.
by Masoud Golchin

WordPress Migration Services

When your site starts slowing down your business, you begin looking at WordPress migration services. Not because it sounds fun, but because your website now affects revenue, growth, and daily operations. If publishing takes forever, pages load slowly, or your team needs a developer for every change, you are paying a website tax every week. […]

A migration runbook spreadsheet shows six verified phases and a carefully staged launch still awaiting its final checks.
by Masoud Golchin

Website Migration Services

If your website feels like it fights you every week, it probably is. Pages load slowly. Simple edits take too long. New features feel risky. This is usually the point where founders start looking for website migration services because “we’ll fix it later” turns into “we can’t grow like this.” A migration is not just […]

A usability-test recording catches a participant repeatedly clicking a pricing plan card while the working link sits unnoticed below; session notes show the same friction across testers.
by Masoud Golchin

Web Usability Testing Guide

You can have a great product and still lose users fast. They land on your site, start a key flow, then disappear. No complaint, no ticket, no exit survey, just a quiet drop in sign-ups and sales. If that sounds familiar, you are not alone. The issue is often not the idea. It is the […]

A capacity plan turns 100 hours of estimated work into five calendar weeks, with focused build time, other work, and a visible buffer.
by Masoud Golchin

Estimating Software Development Time

You ask, “How long will it take?” and the estimate you get back feels like a guess. That is where trust often breaks. This guide is about estimating software development time in a way you can actually use. You will learn why “simple” features swing so much, how teams build estimates, and how to turn […]

A founder’s Google Sheets research notes turn one onboarding question and several observations into a focused finding: onboarding friction, not a dashboard feature.
by Masoud Golchin

User Research for Founders

Building a new product can feel like working with the lights off. You have an idea you care about, but one question keeps coming back: “Will anyone actually use this?” That is what user research for founders is for. It helps you replace guesses with real signals from the people you want to serve, so […]

A visitor moves from a pricing page to a checkout on another domain, while the highlighted _gl parameter carries the same GA4 journey across.
by Masoud Golchin

GA4 Cross-Domain Measurement Guide

Introduction GA4 cross-domain measurement helps you track one user journey across multiple domains. If someone moves from your main site to a store, booking flow, or separate landing page, Google Analytics 4 can keep that visit in one session instead of splitting it in two. That matters because split sessions create bad data. You can […]

A newly live publisher website sits beside a terminal checking its access log for 404s immediately after cutover.
by Masoud Golchin

Website Migration Launch Day

Welcome back to our series on preparing publisher websites for a safe, successful website migration. In part 5, we reviewed analytics and ad settings to help prevent revenue loss, reporting gaps, and extra stress. Now it is time for the final step, launch day. This is the moment when your new site becomes the live […]

A pre-launch CMS audit worksheet checks five migration areas, with one failed newsletter-form test standing out.
by Masoud Golchin

CMS Launch Checklist: 5 Checks

Launching a new CMS is not the finish line. It is the point where hidden migration problems start to show up. If your team has already moved the first batch of content into the new system, now is the time to audit what made it over, what broke, and what still needs cleanup. This CMS […]

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