AydinNasibli.
A full-stack web developer buildingunhurried, considered software —from schema to cursor.
Work — Full stack, end-to-end
Status — Open to new work
I build software with patience — quiet interfaces, considered systems, and the conviction that small decisions outlast loud ones.
I work end-to-end — from the database schema nobody sees to the typography that lives on top of it. The projects I love sit where engineering rigor and editorial taste turn into the same conversation.
Things I made
with intent.
Eight projects — education platforms, an AI charting tool, a philosophy atlas and a photographer's folio. Picked not for the logos on them but for the constraints they posed. Each is end-to-end: design system to deploy pipeline.
Visuologia
Describe a chart in plain English. Get it back, ready to ship.
An AI charting tool for people who know their data but not D3. You describe what you want — or drop a CSV, JSON or XLSX — and it returns a real visualisation you can keep refining in conversation. Nineteen chart families, statistical tests that run client-side, Google Sheets bound to live-updating charts, and export to PNG, SVG, PDF, HTML, JSON or CSV.
- 19chart families
- 6export formats
- 3input formats
The Living Manuscript
A living map of Western philosophical thought.
An interactive network of philosophers — drag nodes to reposition thinkers, hover a portrait to surface their ideas, click to read the full entry. Built as a quiet reading room around the history of ideas: lineage, schools, thematic paths, and the threads that connect them across centuries.
- 10thinkers
- 4eras mapped
- 5ways to browse
Testcentre
Adaptive exam prep that reads the student, not the syllabus.
An academic exam platform covering SAT, IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT, GRE and the national university entrance exam. It opens with a diagnostic across eleven dimensions, then builds a thirty-minute daily plan that reshapes itself as scores move. Full-length simulations run in real exam format, and every question carries a video explanation.
- 11diagnostic axes
- 6exam formats
- 30mdaily plan
Biologium
Turkish high-school biology, rebuilt as a study loop.
A structured curriculum for TYT and AYT biology, grades nine through twelve. Each topic runs a six-step loop — animation, explanation, embedded questions, timed quiz, summary card, then flashcards scheduled by SM-2 spaced repetition. Answers are validated server-side, progress updates live, and study groups compete on weekly rankings.
- 28topics
- 7units
- 6step loop
XDigital
An agency that bills like software, not like a project.
A Baku digital studio built around subscriptions rather than invoices — websites from $25 a month, social management, and automation work. The client portal is the product: project tracking, billing and direct messaging in one place, with email and WhatsApp alerts. Edge-deployed, Core Web Vitals held green.
- 3service lines
- $25entry, per month
- 99.9%uptime target
Ingla School
One school, four audiences, one coherent front door.
A Baku education group running language courses and IELTS prep, study-abroad placement across fifty-plus universities, a preschool for ages three to six, and corporate certification. Four audiences who share almost nothing — the work was an information architecture that lets each find their path in one move without the others getting in the way.
- 98%hit IELTS target
- 750+active students
- 4.9satisfaction
Varan Colleges
Exam prep and admissions, from Baku to anywhere.
An education consultancy and language centre: IELTS, TOEFL, SAT, GMAT, GRE, AP and IB coaching alongside university placement across the USA, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia and Turkey. Bilingual throughout, with a blog and university profiles feeding the funnel and a free thirty-minute consultation as the single call to action.
- 8exam tracks
- 6destinations
- 2languages
Asiman Abdullazade
A portfolio that gets out of the photography’s way.
A folio for a Baku multidisciplinary artist working across photography, film and design. Three numbered rooms, each entered through a single full-bleed image, and almost no interface between the visitor and the work. The restraint was the brief: the images are loud enough on their own.
- 3disciplines
- 01–03numbered rooms
Tools I trust
by now.
I work in a single stack on purpose — the depth pays off. These are the libraries and runtimes I reach for first, and the ones I'd defend in a long meeting.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- shadcn/ui
- Framer Motion
- Node.js
- MongoDB
- PostgreSQL
- Vercel
A quiet four-step rhythm.
- —01
Discover
A week of conversations, sketches, and a written brief we both sign.
- —02
Shape
Design and architecture in parallel — high fidelity from day three.
- —03
Ship
Two-week cadence, end-to-end. You see it on staging on Friday.
- —04
Steward
Hand-off is not the end — I keep paying attention.