Freelance
Creative
Developer
I'm a generalist front-end developer interested and experienced in design. I've been creating digital experience for businesses with UI/UX design and Web development. Also I like to create interactive and modern web apps by efficient use of CMS and modern JavaScript frameworks like Vue.js & Nuxt.
Freelance Projects
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Flatline Agency
WordPress Development / micro intractionsTo create this interactive site, I used WordPress CMS and incorporated scroll animation to make the browsing experience more engaging. I worked closely with the team to create a design that showcased their work and expertise. We also incorporated interactive elements, such as hover effects and scroll animations, to keep visitors engaged and interested in the content.
Menu-Buzz
Design / DevelopmentI design and develop an online menu maker for restaurants and cafes. With the ability to create online menus with a QR link. Using Vue.js and Tailwindcss, we were able to create a user-friendly and visually appealing interface for our clients. The online menu maker allows restaurant owners to easily input their menu items, descriptions, and prices. They can also upload images of their dishes to entice customers even further. it can generate a QR link. This link can be printed and placed on tables or shared on social media platforms so that customers can easily access the restaurant's online menu. This feature has been particularly helpful during the COVID-19 pandemic, as it minimizes contact between staff and customers.
CashOffer
UI/UX / Front-End / WordPressI had the opportunity to work with a US-based real estate business that was focused on selling houses quickly. My role in this project was to design the user interface for both web and mobile platforms, and then implement them effectively.I also incorporated various features such as advanced search options, The design was responsive. ensuring that it could be accessed seamlessly on both desktop and mobile devices.
mindheal
Brand Design / Wordpress DevelopmentI worked with a Neuropsychiatric clinical doctor who owned a drug withdrawal and harm reduction business. My task was to design a brand identity for the business along with some graphic works such as infographics and ad banners. Additionally, I helped them develop their blog using WordPress. Based on their input, I created a logo that was simple yet impactful. I also designed infographics and ad banners that were consistent with the brand identity. The blog was designed to be a resource for those seeking information on drug withdrawal and harm reduction. We wanted the blog to be informative yet easy to navigate, so we made sure to use a clean and simple layout.
Celal Salek
UI/UX Design / Front-End / WordPresshad the pleasure of designing and developing a modern portfolio website for a talented architect. The goal was to showcase their impressive portfolio of work in a sleek and professional manner. To achieve this, I created a modern design that put the focus on the stunning visuals of the architect's work. The website is easy to navigate, with a simple menu that allows visitors to quickly access different projects. One of the key features of the website is the use of large images that really highlight the architect's attention to detail and creativity. The images are displayed in a way that makes them the centerpiece of the website, while still providing important context and information about each project.
And many other Projects
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Collaboration
As a developer, I have had the privilege of working with some exceptional design and development agencies throughout my career. With each project, I have learned new techniques and gained valuable insights into the world of web design. Working with these agencies has given me the opportunity to collaborate with talented designers and developers, and I am grateful for the experience. I look forward to continuing to work with other agencies in the future and contributing to the world of web.
