Built Infinite, an experimental interactive playground focused on motion, atmosphere, and immersive web experiences.
The project explores creative front-end development through animated 2D scenes, transitions, visual effects, and interaction systems, acting as a public space to push my skills in motion design, creative development, and real-time UI experiences.
Designed and developed using modern web technologies including React, Next.js, TypeScript, Canvas-based rendering, animation systems, and interactive UI techniques.
The focus of the project is not just visuals, but creating interfaces and digital experiences that feel alive, tactile, and emotionally driven.
NetworkAI — AI-Powered Campus Network Monitoring System
A real-time network monitoring dashboard designed to help campus IT teams observe network health, monitor interfaces, and identify potential issues from a single interface.
What I built
Real-time network monitoring with live interface and system status
Network interface analytics showing traffic and connection activity
Historical monitoring data for analyzing network behavior over time
Live WebSocket communication for continuously updated monitoring data
Network controls to start and stop monitoring directly from the dashboard
Interactive charts and visualizations for easier interpretation of
network metrics
Responsive dashboard UI designed for clear monitoring rather than unnecessary complexity
FastAPI backend providing REST APIs and WebSocket communication
React frontend with a modern monitoring-focused interface
Why I built it
The goal was to create a practical campus network monitoring system that demonstrates how real-time networking data can be collected, processed, and presented through a modern web interface.
K2 Kuća kafe: a scroll-driven website for a café with its own roastery
A warm, editorial one-page site where a coffee bean roasts as you scroll, built mobile first and scoring 99 on Lighthouse mobile.
K2 Kuća kafe is a café and roastery in Teslić, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Their story is simple and strong: they roast their own coffee on site. I designed and built a one-page website around that story.
Scroll story "From bean to cup": a pinned section where the bean changes colour from green to dark roast, the background warms up and the temperature climbs from 20°C to 210°C, then to the espresso and the cup.
Mobile first: one-tap call button, a live "open now" status calculated in local time, menu tabs, horizontal photo album and a Google Maps link.
Design: Fraunces + Manrope, cream and espresso tones, polaroid-style photography, a bento offer grid and a menu that reads like a café board.
Performance: static site with self-hosted fonts, responsive WebP images and GSAP loaded on first interaction. Lighthouse on the live site: 99 performance (mobile), 100 accessibility, 100 best practices, 100 SEO.