Project One
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Web Developer · Cybersecurity Learner
Hi, I'm
Abdessamad
I build for the web, explore security, and commit to growing every single day.
Discover my story
About
A developer
in the making.
My name is Abdessamad Naji. I'm a web developer who believes that the best way to learn is to build — then break what you built, understand why, and build it better.
Alongside web development, I've recently begun exploring the world of cybersecurity. I'm a complete beginner — and I'm proud of that. Every expert was once where I am now.
I'm driven by curiosity, not just deadlines. I read documentation when I don't understand something. I experiment when I want to understand it deeper. That mindset is what I bring to every project.
Curious
Consistent
Open to feedback
Builder mindset
Skills
What I
work with.
Web Development
HTML5
CSS3
JavaScript
Git
Responsive Design
Cybersecurity (Learning)
Networking Fundamentals
Linux
Web Security Basics
OSINT
General
Problem Solving
Self-Learning
Research
Attention to Detail
Reading Documentation
Iterating
Projects
Things I've
built.
Each project is a lesson. Some are polished, some are experiments — all of them taught me something.
Project Two
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Coming Soon
Something is being built. The best projects aren't the ones that are finished — they're the ones that started.
TBD
Cybersecurity Journey
Learning
step by step.
I'm a beginner — and that's exactly where every professional started. Here's my path so far.
Phase 1
Foundations
Started learning about how the internet works — TCP/IP, HTTP, DNS, networking basics. Understanding the ground before exploring vulnerabilities.
Phase 2
Linux & Command Line
Getting comfortable with Linux — the environment most security tools live in. Learning the terminal, file system, permissions, and scripting basics.
Phase 3 — Current
Web Security Basics
Exploring how web applications can be vulnerable — XSS, CSRF, SQL injection — from an educational perspective. Learning to build more securely as a developer.
Future Goals
CTF & Practice
Start participating in Capture The Flag challenges to apply knowledge in real scenarios. Explore platforms like HackTheBox and TryHackMe.
Right Now
Always
in progress.
Learn
Read, watch, study — consume knowledge deliberately.
Build
Turn concepts into real things — projects, experiments, tools.
Reflect
Ask: what worked, what didn't, and what would I do differently?
Improve
Apply the lesson. Repeat with more depth each cycle.
Currently focusing on:
Deepening JavaScript fundamentals
Linux command-line fluency
Web security foundations (OWASP Top 10)
Building a consistent portfolio
"The person who asks questions will learn for one day. The person who builds will learn for a lifetime."
I believe in showing up, even when progress is slow. I believe in asking questions, even when they feel obvious. I believe in documentation, in experimentation, and in the compound interest of small improvements made consistently.
Development and security are not destinations — they are directions. I've chosen mine, and I walk it every day.
Help Me Grow
Share your
perspective.
Everyone has something to teach. If you have advice, feedback, or an idea that could help me improve — as a developer, as a learner, or as a person — I'd genuinely love to hear it.