Small business websites first, then client work and personal projects. The two demo sites are live: click through them. The client builds are private; each card says why.
One-page salon site with WhatsApp booking, three colour themes, a TR/EN toggle and a sticky booking bar on phones. Vanilla HTML, CSS and JS, zero dependencies.
No client behind this one. It is a demo, and every part of it is live.
Five-page coffee shop site in two design directions on one data layer. The menu is real HTML rendered from one data file with schema.org markup, plus a lightbox gallery and a contact form that opens WhatsApp.
No client behind this one. It is a demo, and all five pages are live.
Custom admin dashboard for a metal manufacturer: product catalog, client management, RLS roles, and live Realtime updates.
Withheld: this is SZMetal's operations data.
Next.js frontend for a real estate agency, built against another developer's REST API. Google Maps search, admin screens for listings and customers, and a cached Search Console route.
The public site is live. The admin panel behind it isn't.
Sync engine and admin dashboard for a Ticimax store. Supplier stock comes in as an XML feed and goes back out over SOAP, with run progress streaming into the dashboard over Supabase Realtime.
Withheld: supplier data for an e-commerce client.
Multi-tenant project management SaaS with kanban boards, team workspaces, and Stripe subscription billing.
Real-time chat platform with WebSocket messaging, multi-room channels, and 10+ live features powered by Redis pub/sub.
API Gateway in Go. Auth, rate limiting, caching, retries and circuit breaking each sit in the middleware chain; what survives is round-robined to an upstream replica.