(Work with me)
Booking projects for the coming weeks
I build the front-end of websites for brands, agencies and public institutions — fast, animated with purpose, and true to the design down to the pixel. You bring the idea or the Figma file; I bring it to life on every screen.
One page that sells one thing — a launch, a product, an event.
A multi-page site that feels like a product, not a template.
For agencies and product teams: your designs, my code, every month.
From hello to launch
15 minutes. What you need, by when, and what success looks like.
Scope, pages, timeline and a fixed price — in writing, before any work starts.
Weekly demos on a live link. You comment on the real thing, not on screenshots.
Deploy, final QA on real devices, handover — and fixes on me for the first weeks after launch.
(In every project)
Lean bundles, optimised media, lazy loading. Built to pass Core Web Vitals.
Designed breakpoints, not shrunk desktops — from 360px phones to wide screens.
Animation that guides the eye and respects reduced-motion settings.
Semantic HTML, keyboard focus, readable contrast and real alt text.
Meta, share images, sitemap and structured data set up from day one.
Clean repo, short docs and a walkthrough. No lock-in.
(Recent work)
All work ↗(Kind words)
I build from your designs. If you don’t have a designer yet, I work with designers I trust from the teams I’ve shipped with — one contract, one point of contact.
Whatever fits the project: plain HTML/JS for small fast sites, React or Next.js, Vue or Nuxt for larger ones, GSAP and Three.js for motion and 3D, and a CMS when your team needs to edit content.
After the intro call you get a fixed price for an agreed scope — not an hourly meter. Payment is usually split between the start of the project and launch.
Yes — that’s the Front-end partner option. I already lead a front-end team, so code review, conventions and working inside someone else’s process feel normal.
Yes. I’m in Baku (GMT+4) and work remotely in English, Azerbaijani or Turkish. Weekly demos happen on a live link, wherever you are.
A short brief or just a call: what the site is for, who it’s for, any designs or references you like, and your launch date. We fill in the rest together.