VisionByVolt

Building the world

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Independent design & development studio

A world for everyproject.

I build the colour, type and motion for your brand from scratch, then turn it into a fast website. The work below is real sites: click one and walk through it inside the frame.

Selected work

7 projects, more on the way

Defne Saç & Bakım

Fictional business · one-page siteHair and beauty salon, Karşıyaka

A salon site that builds the booking like a basket. Visitors tick what they want done and pick a stylist; the bar below adds up time and price and writes the WhatsApp message. The page ends with a short note from Defne.

What I did

  • Pick services, see the total
  • Choose a stylist
  • Pre-written WhatsApp message
  • Signature treatment
  • A personal note to close
Tools
Next.js · Static site · Unsplash photos
Year
2026

Neromark

Redesign proposalNeuromarketing research agency

A redesign for an agency that measures consumer behaviour with eye tracking and EEG. The site reads like a lab notebook, and visitors feel their own attention being measured.

What I did

  • Concept
  • Copy structure
  • Interface design
  • WebGL
  • Development
Tools
Next.js · Three.js shader · GSAP ScrollTrigger · Lenis
Year
2026

Lokanta Avlu

Fictional business · one-page siteHome-cooking restaurant, Bornova

The whole site is a menu card pinned to the kitchen wall: today's pots and prices in the middle, snapshots around it, and the address and hours printed on a bill at the bottom. One round call button on phones.

What I did

  • Day-by-day menu
  • Price list
  • Contact set as a bill
  • WhatsApp takeaway
  • Tap to call
Tools
Next.js · Static site · Unsplash photos
Year
2026

Vanta Atelier

Fictional brand · conceptBespoke tailoring house, Istanbul

When the light goes, the cut is what remains: the shoulder line, the lapel, the fall of the cloth. No posing models; eight pieces separate from the fog of a dark corridor in copper light.

What I did

  • Brand
  • Art direction
  • AI image generation
  • 3D scene
  • Development
Tools
Next.js · React Three Fiber · Custom shader · GSAP · Lenis
Year
2026

Liman Emlak

Fictional business · one-page siteEstate agency, Bostanlı

An estate agency site set as the neighbourhood's monthly housing bulletin: a newspaper masthead, a lead story in the owner's own words, classified columns, a cut-out valuation coupon, a short piece on the neighbourhoods and a colophon at the bottom.

What I did

  • Bulletin layout
  • Lead story
  • Classified columns
  • Valuation coupon
  • Neighbourhood guide
  • Colophon
Tools
Next.js · Static site · Unsplash photos
Year
2026

Şerit Oto Servis

Fictional business · one-page siteIndependent car workshop, Gaziemir

A workshop site laid out like a job sheet. The first screen is a form to ask for a price: make, model, what's wrong; the WhatsApp message writes itself. Prices hang on a dark board, and the page ends with a live open/closed status and a sketch of the way in.

What I did

  • Price request sheet
  • Price board
  • Live open/closed status
  • Sketched directions
  • Handover promises
Tools
Next.js · Static site · Unsplash photos
Year
2026

Kuklacı

Fictional brand · conceptPaper-cut animation studio, Istanbul

A site for a studio that cuts films by hand and shoots them frame by frame. The page works the same way: motion does not glide, it jumps from frame to frame, and the paper layers cast real shadows.

What I did

  • Brand
  • Concept
  • Motion design
  • 3D scene
  • Development
Tools
Next.js · Three.js · GSAP ScrollTrigger · Lenis
Year
2026
Mustafa in a black shirt on a terrace, the Bosphorus Bridge at sunset behind him.

About me

I'mMustafa.

For five years I've been designing and coding websites. Most of that time I worked at different companies; I've only just started taking on my own projects. I run the work myself, from the first conversation to the source code I hand over; the person you talk to is the person who builds the site. I also use AI tools while I work: to draft, to try options and to speed up repetitive tasks. I decide what gets built, what stays and what is delivered, and I check every line I hand over. We work out what you need together.

Experience
5 years, in companies
Field
Web design and development
Setup
Independent, one-person studio

Services

What I do, and what I don't.

  1. Brand and corporate sites

    Multi-page sites designed around your brand, fast and in motion.

  2. Landing pages

    Single pages for a campaign or a product, focused on one job.

  3. E-commerce and booking

    Shops, payment and booking flows as needed. We settle the scope up front.

  4. Maintenance and updates

    Content updates and fixes after handover, as an optional paid service.

  5. How long does it take?

    A single landing page is ready in a few days; a multi-page site in 1 to 4 weeks. Before we start, the delivery date is confirmed in writing, so you know exactly which day you are waiting for.

  6. What I won't do

    I don't adapt ready-made themes or templates. Every line of your site is built for your brand alone; you will never be handed something you could see on someone else's site.

Working terms

  • RevisionsTwo rounds of revisions in the design phase are included in the price; changes beyond scope are discussed first.
  • PaymentIn two parts: when we start and on handover. The details are written in the quote.
  • After handoverBug fixes are free for 30 days after handover. Maintenance and new features are a separate service.
  • ScheduleI take a limited number of projects at a time; start and delivery dates are agreed in writing up front.
  • OwnershipThe domain, the hosting account and the source code are in your name; I only get the access you invite me to. Help with setup, if you want it, is written in as a separate service.

Approach

I start every project from scratch.

  1. Listen

    I ask what the brand does, for whom and why. Design starts after that.

  2. Build a world

    Each project gets its own palette, type and motion, plus one idea to remember it by. I don't copy components from the last job.

  3. Make it

    A fast, accessible site built with Next.js, Three.js and GSAP that still impresses on a phone. Nothing ships under Lighthouse 90.

  4. Hand over

    You get clean, documented source code; your team adapts it to its own stack and ships it. Launch and integration can be added as a separate service if you want them.

In the handover kit

  • Source codeA Next.js project with a clean build and pinned dependencies.
  • Handover guideRunning, folder structure and things to watch, in one README.
  • Content and style mapAll copy in one file; colour and type tokens in one place.
  • Licence notesLicences for fonts, images and libraries, listed.
  • FallbacksReduced motion, no-WebGL browsers and low-power devices, documented.

Contact

Let's builda world.

Tell me what you do, who it's for and when the site needs to be ready. I reply within two working days.

Or write directly: visionbyvolt@gmail.com

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