Web Development
Full-stack web projects built with clean structure and real-world usability in mind — from multi-page sites to single-page applications with a proper separation of concerns.
K-Y Web Studio is my personal web development portfolio. I build responsive, accessible, and well-structured websites using HTML5, CSS3, Vanilla JavaScript, and ASP.NET Core — with a focus on code that is easy to read and maintain.
A focused set of web development services — frontend, backend, and database — each built with the same attention to clarity and quality.
Full-stack web projects built with clean structure and real-world usability in mind — from multi-page sites to single-page applications with a proper separation of concerns.
Pixel-accurate, mobile-first interfaces using semantic HTML5, modern CSS3 layout techniques (Grid & Flexbox), and Vanilla JavaScript — no unnecessary dependencies.
RESTful API and backend services built with ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core, and clean architecture principles — structured for clarity and easy maintenance.
Well-structured schemas with SQL Server and Entity Framework Core. Normalized models, efficient queries, and a clean data-access layer connected to the application layer.
K-Y Web Studio is my personal web development portfolio — a space where I demonstrate what I can build. The "KY" in the name stands for my initials.
My focus is on writing practical, readable code. I don't believe in over-engineering — I believe in building the right thing in the right way, then documenting it clearly so it can be maintained and extended later.
I work across the full web stack: responsive frontends with HTML/CSS/JS, backend APIs with ASP.NET Core, and structured databases with SQL Server. Every project here is a demo built to show real technical capability.
These are the principles I hold every piece of work to — from a quick prototype to a full-stack demo project.
I write code that makes sense when you come back to it later. Consistent naming, clear structure, and comments where they add genuine value — not noise.
Every interface I build works correctly on desktop, tablet, and mobile. Responsive layout is part of the design process, not a last-minute fix.
I start with understanding the actual requirement before writing a single line of code. Good solutions require good understanding, not just technical execution.
I treat every demo project as a learning opportunity. I refactor, review, and document my work so each build is better than the last.
The following are demonstration projects I built to practise and showcase specific technical skills. They are not real commercial deployments.
A product listing UI with filtering, a cart sidebar, and a responsive checkout flow. Built entirely with HTML5, CSS Grid, and Vanilla JavaScript — no framework or library.
A responsive admin panel with a collapsible sidebar, stat cards, a bar chart, and a data table. Demonstrates layout complexity and dark/light mode — pure HTML/CSS/JS, no external libraries.
A Kanban-style board with drag-and-drop task cards, column status
tracking, and localStorage persistence. Full in-browser
CRUD — no backend, no framework.
A simple, consistent process I follow on every project — from a first idea to a finished, documented build.
I clarify the requirement before I start. Knowing the real goal — not just the surface request — shapes every decision that follows.
Clean code, sensible structure, genuine attention to how the finished result works for whoever uses it — not just how it looks in a screenshot.
I review, refactor, and document before marking a project done. The goal is code that is easy to hand off, extend, or revisit without surprises.
Have a project you'd like help with? Want to discuss a potential collaboration? Or just want to look at my code? Feel free to reach out.