Backend developer at Kapadokya University. I turn complex workflows into calm, dependable digital products.
I work as a Backend Developer at Kapadokya University, building institutional systems, REST APIs, integrations and AI-powered tools. I also build independent products where an idea needs to become something real.
My background moves between Python, Django, Flask, PHP, Laravel, React and database architecture. The stack matters, but the outcome matters more: a dependable system that makes someone’s work easier.
A selection from institutional platforms, product experiments and small ideas that became working software.
## The brief People needed a faster way to move between PDF, Word and Excel formats without navigating a cluttered workflow. ## What I built I designed and developed t...
## The brief An awards platform needs to feel ceremonial, credible and easy to navigate for nominees, visitors and partners. ## The experience The site gives the event...
## The brief The Balloon Workshop needed a compact, memorable web presence that could communicate the event clearly across devices. ## The build I shaped an event-focu...
## The brief AI becomes more useful when the interface reduces hesitation instead of adding another layer of complexity. ## The build I shaped a mobile-friendly assist...
A Gemini-style interface study focused on responsive conversation layout, clear loading states and the small interaction details that make an AI product feel dependable.
University websites carry a lot of information; the challenge is helping every visitor find their next useful step. I contributed to web systems, integrations and digital...
A directory experience that organizes a fast-moving AI landscape into a readable, filterable catalogue. The project was an exercise in content structure, search affordanc...
A match-three game clone built to explore grid state, interaction feedback, scoring and the timing details behind a satisfying play loop.
A lightweight e-commerce experience focused on product discovery, responsive layout and a frictionless path from catalogue to purchase.
A larger e-commerce build exploring reusable catalogue components, API-ready product data and responsive shopping journeys.
A responsive local towing service website designed around the most important conversion: helping someone reach the service quickly from any device.
The interesting part is knowing when to use them, how to keep them maintainable, and how to make the result feel simple.
From secure browser storage at Ford Otosan to backend systems at Kapadokya University, each chapter added a new way to think about reliability.
I build and maintain institutional web applications, REST APIs and integrations. My work spans backend architecture, AI-powered tools, CMS workflows, automation, database performance and security.
I developed full-stack products while coordinating a small delivery team, translating requirements into maintainable features and helping teammates ship with confidence.
I designed and implemented a secure password encryption and browser cookie storage system in C# during my software development internship.
Short notes on engineering, product thinking and the details behind useful software.
View all notes ↗A short note on choosing clarity, durable foundations and useful constraints when shipping software.
Read note ↗The first note in this journal — a small place for software, life and everything I am learning while building.
Read note ↗Tell me what you’re building, where the friction is, and what a good outcome looks like. I’ll reply at isyavuzhan3@gmail.com.