I'm a product-focused frontend developer specializing in React, Next.js, and TypeScript. I help teams turn product ideas, existing APIs, and evolving workflows into polished, fast interfaces that stay clear and maintainable as the product grows.
Remote · UTC+3:30 · Flexible overlap · Async-friendly
These projects show how I approach interaction, architecture, and product decisions—
not only which libraries I used.
A digital-services marketplace that turns vague client needs into clearly scoped projects.
Visitors needed a clear way to understand available services, evaluate previous work, and turn an idea into a concrete project request.
I built the core frontend experience across service discovery, project requests, quoting, portfolio showcases, and content.
I structured the experience around a clear path from discovering a service to understanding its value and starting a project.
A multi-service consumer platform with a PWA and internal administration dashboard.
The product needed to serve consumers while giving the internal team a centralized interface for managing tasks, monitoring data, and analyzing activity.
I built the consumer-facing PWA and admin dashboard, connecting multiple workflows into one consistent product experience.
I separated consumer and operational workflows while keeping shared patterns and interaction models consistent across the product.
A hotel and flight booking platform focused on making travel reservations simple and reliable.
Users needed to search through travel options and move from discovery to a confirmed hotel or flight booking without unnecessary friction.
I built the frontend search and booking experiences for both hotels and flights, including the flows connecting discovery, selection, and confirmation.
I kept the booking journey consistent across different travel products and prioritized clear information hierarchy at each decision point.
A local-first, keyboard-driven Markdown editor built for focused writing.
Developers needed a focused Markdown environment without accounts, cloud infrastructure, or unnecessary complexity.
I designed and built the editor around local persistence, Vim-style navigation, multiple files, command actions, rich Markdown editing, and Markdown/PDF export.
I chose a local-first architecture and keyboard-driven interaction model to keep the product fast, private, and usable without an account.
A hotel-booking platform designed to streamline the journey from destination search to reservation.
Users needed to quickly find suitable hotels, understand availability, and complete reservations through a multi-step booking process.
I built the frontend search and booking flow, including hotel discovery, selection, availability, and checkout.
I reduced unnecessary steps and maintained a consistent flow between search, hotel details, availability, and checkout.
An internal finance system for managing project contracts, revenue splits, and financial reporting.
The team needed a centralized system for tracking project finances and developer revenue percentages without relying on fragmented manual processes.
I built the frontend system for organizing financial data, project contracts, developer percentages, and reporting workflows.
I prioritized structured data presentation and reusable interfaces so financial information could be reviewed and managed efficiently.
An AI-powered release-note generator that turns GitHub commits into structured release notes.
Creating release notes manually is repetitive, especially when meaningful changes are scattered across a repository's commit history.
I built the workflow for fetching public GitHub commits, categorizing changes with AI, editing the generated Markdown in real time, and exporting the result.
I combined automated categorization with a real-time editor instead of fully automating the final output, keeping developers in control of the release notes.
A local-first personal workspace combining journaling, habits, tasks, and daily planning.
Personal productivity workflows can become fragmented when journaling, habits, tasks, and planning live across separate applications.
I built a unified workspace that brings these workflows together while remaining offline-friendly and locally focused.
I chose a local-first architecture to minimize friction, keep personal data close to the user, and make the core experience available without relying on a backend.
A bookmark manager focused on remembering why links were saved and resurfacing useful knowledge.
Traditional bookmark managers preserve links but often lose the context and reasoning behind why something was worth saving.
I built a bookmarking workflow that captures the reasoning behind saved links and resurfaces them over time using spaced-repetition principles.
I treated bookmarks as knowledge rather than simple URLs, making the user's reasoning part of the saved information and the resurfacing experience.
An open-source React utility for identifying Iranian banks from card numbers and IBANs.
Developers repeatedly need to identify Iranian banks from financial identifiers and often have to implement this logic themselves.
I built a reusable React utility that identifies banks from card numbers and IBANs and provides the corresponding bank information and icons.
I packaged the functionality as a reusable open-source utility so the same bank-identification logic could be integrated into different React applications.
Join an established codebase, improve the frontend, address UX friction, modernize components, and ship incremental changes without rewriting what already works.
Product interfaces for real workflows: complex state, authentication, forms, data, and the everyday use cases that make an app dependable.
Interfaces for teams working with data, permissions, tables, filters, forms, and operational workflows.
Fast, responsive marketing pages that explain a product clearly and guide visitors to the next step without unnecessary complexity.
Product experiences across browsing, filtering, and checkout-ready frontend flows.
Clear scheduling and booking flows that reduce friction from discovery through confirmation.
I start with what users need to accomplish, what is already in place, and what a useful release needs to deliver.
I favor clear interfaces and direct architecture, so the product is easier to understand and change.
Responsive behavior, loading and error states, edge cases, accessibility, and performance are part of the work—not cleanup for later.
I make decisions visible, surface questions early, and keep progress easy to follow across time zones.
I aim for a useful, dependable first release, then improve it with what the product and its users teach us.
Contracts · remote · 01/10/2023 - Present
Built production frontend experiences for real-world products, turning product requirements and UI designs into responsive React interfaces. Worked closely with the team to ship features, improve existing experiences, and maintain frontend quality.
Contracts · remote · 01/09/2020 - Present
Build production-ready frontend applications for startups, teams, and independent products. Work across existing APIs, authentication flows, component systems, and codebases using React, Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.
React · Next.js · TypeScript · JavaScript · HTML · CSS
Tailwind CSS · shadcn/ui · Responsive Design · Accessibility · Motion
Zustand · TanStack Query · Axios · REST APIs
React Hook Form · Zod
Performance · SEO · Component Architecture · API Integration · Authentication
Git · GitHub · Vite · npm · Vercel