Software Engineer & systems builder turning ideas into working products; from landing pages and web apps to touchscreen kiosks and the hardware behind them.
Hello, I'm Yovan. I build things for the world wide web and occasionally things that talk to machines.
I enjoy building things across the stack, from the interface people see to the systems making everything run behind the scenes.
A collection of projects, and products where I tried to solve a problem, learn something new, or just some SaaS Milti-tenant B2B Ecosystem
A connected photo booth platform, built from kiosk to backend.
An integrated hardware-software pipeline orchestrating physical printers, camera hardware, a touchscreen Electron client, real-time WebSocket telemetry, and cloud fleet management.
STANDALONE APP
Electron-based self-service UI for event guests or public spaces. Offline-tolerant state machine, print spooler, and countdown capture loop.
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IMAGE PROCESSING
Realtime CSS filter color grading studio with grain, scratches, and custom texture blend mode layering.
Fast, accessible, and search-optimized websites for products, businesses, campaigns, and personal brands. Built with structured SEO, semantic markup, and responsive UI.
Dashboards, internal tools, SaaS products, MVP projects, authentication, APIs, and the logic behind them.
Designing and building user experiences across different platforms, from web interfaces with mobile optimized interface, touchscreen kiosks, and interactive environments.
Realtime communication, payment integrations, cloud services, and software that needs to talk to hardware.
Understanding the whole problem before deciding how to solve it. The interface, the backend, the hardware, the weird edge cases; they're all part of the same product.
Technology is just the tool. I care about what the product needs to accomplish, who is using it, and what could get in their way.
Not every project needs a giant architecture. I use what the problem calls for, it doesnt have to be over-engineered but still hitting the spot.
A good interface is only one part of a good product. I like connecting the things behind it: databases, realtime systems, devices, payments, and everything in between; see them in broad, see them in granular level, all of 'em are part of the same product.
Loading states, feedback, transitions, edge cases, awkward workflows; the little things are often what separate something that technically works from something that actually feels good to use.
And the final product should make someone say:
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Nothing. That's how I know I built it for the actual use case: when the software gets out of the way, and does what it's supposed to do, it leaves nothing for the user to complain about.
My journey started with modding Java games back when I was in elementary school and Android games in high school, but curiosity pulled me into everything around it, like- designing interfaces, building backend, connecting hardware, and creating intuitive experiences for users.
I enjoy working on projects where software isn't just sitting on a screen, but where it interacts with people, devices, and the real world.
Whether you want to build a custom web platform, a touchscreen kiosk, or explore a hardware experiment, I'm always open to discussing new engineering challenges.
