I build software with patience — quiet interfaces, considered systems, and the conviction that small decisions outlast loud ones.
I work end to end — from the database schema nobody sees to the typography that lives on top of it. The projects I love sit where engineering rigor and editorial taste turn into the same conversation.
aydin-nasibli
Designs and builds web products end to end
- based
- Istanbul, Türkiye
- timezone
- GMT+3
- work
- Full stack, end to end
- status
- Open to new work
Tools I trust by now
I work in a single stack on purpose — the depth pays off. These are the libraries and runtimes I reach for first, and the ones I'd defend in a long meeting.
stack
One stack, on purpose
- product
- Next.js, React, TypeScript
- look-and-motion
- Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, Framer Motion
- underneath
- Node.js, PostgreSQL, MongoDB
- shipped-on
- Vercel
- also
- Prisma, REST, auth flows, Cloudflare, GitHub Actions, edge functions
- around-the-code
- Figma, Linear, the terminal, a notebook
A quiet four-step rhythm
- 01
Discover
A week of conversations, sketches, and a written brief we both sign.
- 02
Shape
Design and architecture in parallel — high fidelity from day three.
- 03
Ship
Two-week cadence, end-to-end. You see it on staging on Friday.
- 04
Steward
Hand-off is not the end — I keep paying attention.
Colophon
Set in Mona Sans across its width axis, with Martian Mono for numbers and measurements. Built with Next.js, React and TypeScript, and hosted on Vercel. The screenshots are captured from the live sites.
The page is drawn like the browser's own inspector, and it works like one: press I and hover anything to see its size, type and contrast, measured as you look.