My path here was not exactly a straight line. I started at a vocational IT high school, then studied physics (in English) at Abant İzzet Baysal University, where I spent my research days simulating particle collisions (pp → ZZγ, if you are curious).

Then websites happened. Somewhere between two simulations, I realized I liked building things people could actually click on. So I traded detectors for browsers and never really looked back.

Today I am a Framer and Webflow developer who still thinks like a physicist: find the rules, keep things simple, test everything twice. I build sites that are fast, tidy and easy to hand over, with a small team of AI helpers taking care of the boring parts while I stay picky about everything else.