Istanbul · UTC+3 · Written & async
Spreadsheet automations, operations dashboards and front-end work — written by hand, in code, so that when something breaks there is a person who can tell you why. Aerospace engineering background; I came to software through the part of it that removes repeated work.
Six builds, every one of them live and open. Click into any of them — the whole point is that you can inspect them rather than take my word for anything.
Interface, 3D and motion
A perfume bottle in a dark studio, turning under a key light. Pick a fragrance and the liquid inside the glass changes colour while the cap moves between chrome, gold, brass and black lacquer.
Worth a look for: the glass. It refracts because the material says so, not because of a photograph.
Open Scroll-driven 3DA camera lens that comes apart as you scroll — barrel, focus ring, the glass elements inside — then puts itself back together on the way up.
Worth a look for: no model file was downloaded. Every part is geometry written in code.
Open Art directionA four-flavour product slider set under a drawn dome ceiling. Every mark on the screen — bottles, fruit, ornament, all of it — is SVG and CSS. No images at all.
Worth a look for: the entrance choreography, and what plain CSS can still do.
OpenAutomation, data and conversion
A spreadsheet row becomes a document, then a PDF, then an email with that PDF attached — and the sent date is written back to the row, so a re-run can never send twice.
Worth a look for: the Apps Script is printed on the page, duplicate-send guard and all.
Open Data & reportingAn operations view reading off a Google Sheet: revenue trend with a hover crosshair, jobs by type, and an unpaid-invoice aging ramp that stays legible as the numbers get worse.
Worth a look for: every chart is hand-drawn SVG — no charting library.
Open Landing pageA landing page built around one job: making an anxious person feel safe enough to book. Transparent pricing, plain answers, and nothing that reads as a sales pitch.
Worth a look for: what it leaves out. No invented testimonials, no countdown timers.
OpenThey are demos, not client projects. I built them to be opened and picked apart, because a screenshot of work sitting behind an NDA tells you nothing about whether the person can actually build. The brands are invented; the code is real.
If you are weighing me against someone with a long review history, that is a fair thing to weigh. What I can offer instead is work you can read before you hire me.