I rebuilt my portfolio into a product experience, not a static page.
Most dev portfolios just list projects. I focused on:
→ Case studies over project lists
→ Decisions, trade-offs, and thinking
→ A UX that feels like a product, not a page
Then I added an AI layer on top.
Now you can explore my work interactively, ask questions, understand context, and see how I think.
Built with Next.js, Groq, and Vercel.
This is the same approach I bring to client work:
→ Product-first engineering
→ Interactive web experiences
→ Fast, clean MVP execution
If you’re building a SaaS or AI product, I can help you ship this kind of experience.
I've built a new mobile AI assistant that brings chat, text and image generation, voice input and document analysis into one app.
It have Smart Chat, Text Creator, Image Create, Voice Input, plus PDF Scanner, Photo Analyze, Social Content and Prompt Ideas, filtered by category.
Almost everything AI can do, just in one place.
I know that many people who've done a website design for their own personal brands tend to say something like, "I am my worst client!" because of numerous unexpected revisions, perfectionism, constant changes made to it etc.
I guess I accidentally chose another path...
To me, working with myself as a client has been a pleasure. First of all, the deadline could be broken — no deadline at all! Sick leave? No problem honey, you can go have an extra cup of cocoa. Workaholic alter-ego is gonna sit in mental prison for a while.
Secondly, our taste matches. I literally got to catch everything I only thought about AND made it come true. Isn't it amazing? You think it — you got it!
To my greatest surprise, as a former perfectionist myself, I wasn't demanding at all. I understood that I must give myself freedom while having some constraints — by the way, they are stated in the full case, check it out here:
To those who have ever made designs for themselves, what type of client were you? Were you strict or, vice versa, let yourself be as creative as possible? Maybe you skipped a wireframe stage and went right to designs?..