Portfolio
Portfolio: websites and apps I built
6 products, each built end to end by me: a car rental site in Baku in 5 languages, an algorithms course where code runs in the browser, my hiring consultancy's site, an offline city guide for Berlin on the App Store, a language app for desktop and mobile, and the 36 KB company site that holds them all. Each page below says what I did, which decisions shaped it, and shows numbers you can check yourself.
bookingcarbaku.com
Car rental in Baku: 105 cars, 5 languages, one page per car.
WordPress PHP Polylang LiteSpeed The full story
algopath.pro
Learn algorithms by building them: 150 steps, 6 languages, code runs in the browser.
Laravel Inertia React TypeScript The full story
smarthiring.tech
Interviewer training for engineering teams, on a site that scores 98 on a phone.
WordPress PHP GA4 with Consent Mode Calendly The full story
BerlinArea
An offline guide to 127 places in Berlin, on a vintage map.
React Native Expo TypeScript MapLibre The full story
Vocabularify
Learn a language by doing nothing: words drift past while you work.
Electron React Native Expo TypeScript The full story
elman.group
The company site behind 12 products, at 36 KB a page.
HTML CSS PHP Canvas The full storyHow this work is available
Website and mobile app development
A site or an app like the ones above, built end to end and quoted per project after a free call.
What you getCore Web Vitals and technical SEO
The scores on bookingcarbaku.com and this site, on a site you already have. Audit or full rebuild.
What you getLooking to hire rather than commission? What I am open to is on its own page.
Before you write
Questions about the work
Do you build websites for clients?
Yes, websites and mobile apps, end to end, through the website and app development service. bookingcarbaku.com was a client site; AlgoPath, SmartHiring, BerlinArea, Vocabularify and elman.group are my own products.
A client project starts with a free 20-minute scoping call and is quoted per project after it. Promotion, backlinks and ads are not part of it; technical SEO is.
Why are the Lighthouse scores on this page real?
Each number names the tool and the date it was taken, and the sites are public. Paste the address into PageSpeed Insights and run it yourself. Mobile performance moves a few points between runs on any site, including mine.
Which stack do you build in?
Websites on WordPress with a hand-written theme, PHP and no page builder, or on Laravel and Next.js when the product needs an application. Mobile apps in React Native with Expo and TypeScript. Desktop in Electron. Data work in Python.
The choice follows the job. A content site that has to rank is WordPress; a map that has to work offline is native code.
Can I see the code?
Vocabularify is open on GitHub, linked from its page. The others are private: two belong to businesses, one is a paid course, one is a shipped App Store product. On a scoping call I walk through the architecture of any of them.