aysegulaltinel.com
Ayşegül Altınel
LiveA candy-pop gallery for an AI artist — and an admin panel, so hanging a new piece never means emailing a developer.
Artist site + adminİstanbul, Türkiye2026case study →
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I make projects
that feel alive.
Most projects end up as furniture — you look once and never again. I build the other kind. One person designs and builds it, so nothing is lost in a handoff, and the source is yours the day it ships.
/work
20+ projects.
Sites, internal systems and commerce — for HAM!, Karga7, Arslan Law, Ayşegül Altınel and others.
See selected work- Artist Portfolio — Istanbul
Melis Tör
LiveFive paintings, entered as rooms — an artist's site built as an exhibition, not a grid.
Artist siteTürkiye2026case study →
One person builds it. Anyone can maintain it.
Yours to keep, in full
Full source and standard tooling. Nothing you need my permission to open, and no license that expires. The codebase is yours the day it ships.
Built to be handed over
Readable structure, documented decisions, and tests covering the parts that break — so any competent developer can take it forward without a rewrite.
Standard stack, not a black box
Built on tools teams already know — Next.js, popular CMSs, Shopify — not a bespoke framework only one person understands.
Where the alive part comes from.
Every motion and interaction on this site started as a piece in the Lab. Anything in it can go in yours.
Number Ticker
Animated count-up that rolls a number to its target when scrolled into view, with thousands separators, decimals, and prefix/suffix.
dataMarquee
Seamless infinite-scrolling row of content with configurable speed, direction, gap, and pause‑on‑hover — edge-faded into the frame.
layoutMagnetic Button
A button that attracts toward the cursor within a configurable radius and springs back on leave — a tactile pointer micro-interaction.
input
How I work.
One person, start to finish, so decisions stay consistent. What I need from you: one decision-maker, feedback inside three working days, and content when we agree it is due. Those three are the only things that move a date.
Scope
We agree what we are building, what done looks like, and who decides. Honest about what is worth doing and what is not.
Design + build
The same person designs and builds it, with your feedback at each step. Decisions stay consistent because they never leave one head.
Handoff
You get the full source, documented and yours to keep. No proprietary lock-in, no license that expires.
Kept running
Optional ongoing maintenance and hosting, if you want it kept healthy after launch.
Ways to work together.
Four ways in. Most projects start as a fixed-scope build — the other three exist for when that is the wrong shape.
Fixed-scope project
A defined build with a defined timeline. We agree the scope up front, and that is what ships.
Fixed quote, agreed up front.
Maintenance & hosting
Keep it running after launch — updates, hosting, fixes, and small changes — so the site stays healthy.
Monthly plan.
Monthly partnership
Design and build by the month. An ongoing pair of hands for brands that keep shipping.
Monthly retainer.
Rescue / recovery audit
Did the last developer disappear, or did you inherit something that no longer works? A paid audit first, then a plan to stabilize and finish it.
Fixed-fee audit, then a quote.
So what should yours do?
Tell me what it needs to do. You will get back what it takes to build — or a straight answer that it is not worth building. I reply within one business day.