Edis, a design engineer building Apple-grade products and interfaces in Figma and in code.Design and engineering treated as one job. Four things I take from the first pixel to production.
Designed in Figma and shipped in code by the same person, so nothing is lost in a handoff that never happens.
Chat, generation, and agent flows, built around the states demos skip: streaming, latency, and being confidently wrong.
Moderation queues and campaign tools, measured by how few moves it takes to resolve something at 2am.
APIs, auth, and data layers. Enough depth that a project never stalls waiting on someone else to wire it up.
Everything else: earlier roles, shorter engagements, and the projects that never got a case study.
The things people usually ask before getting in touch.
Yes, selectively. I take a small number of projects at a time so each one gets real attention, and I'm currently building the front-end at HourlyUGC. The fastest way to find out about a specific window is to book a 15-minute call.
Design engineering above all: interfaces designed in Figma and shipped in code by the same person. In practice that means product UI, design systems, AI surfaces like chat and generation flows, and data-dense dashboards. I'll also cover enough backend to get a project shipped rather than stalled.
I work best embedded, not over the wall. I'd rather join your repo and your standup than send files. Because I own both the design and the implementation there's no handoff to lose intent in, which usually makes the whole thing faster than splitting it across two people.
Next.js, React, and TypeScript with Tailwind and Motion on the front. Node, PostgreSQL, and Python behind it. Figma for design. I'm not religious about any of it — if your codebase is something else, I'll work in what you already have. The full stack page has the complete list, including the AI and security tooling.
Yes. Ask my AI. It answers from this portfolio, nothing is recorded, and it will tell you when it doesn't know something rather than guessing. You can also right-click anywhere on this site to ask about whatever you have selected.
Prishtina, Kosovo, working remotely. I've worked with distributed teams across Europe and the US, so timezones are a scheduling question rather than a problem.