Orcun Guler

Selected work

Projects chosen for what they demonstrate

Each project is framed around the kind of thinking and execution it shows, not how many commits it contains.

Personal website

HTML/Updated 5 days ago

A focused personal site meant to communicate identity, taste, and technical judgment without turning into a giant dashboard.

What it shows

Personal branding, frontend polish, simple deployment, and clear information hierarchy.

Next.jsTypeScriptVercel
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Star Wars Starships

TypeScript/Updated 1,236 days ago

A small TypeScript frontend project centered on consuming remote data and shaping it into a usable interface.

What it shows

API-driven UI, state handling, typed components, and a clean browsing experience.

ReactTypeScriptAPI integration
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Backend-capable product work

Across production and personal work, I also handle the backend side when a feature needs more than UI implementation.

What it shows

Designing APIs, shaping application logic in .NET, and connecting frontend experiences to stable backend behavior.

.NETC#REST APIsFull-stack delivery

Generic Mod Template

Java/Updated 30 days ago

A more systems-oriented project that shows I am comfortable thinking about structure and maintainability outside standard web UI work.

What it shows

Project structure, conventions, extensibility, and reusable foundations.

JavaTemplatesProject architecture
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Experience

How I usually contribute

A concise view of the environments and responsibilities that shape how I approach product work.

Frontend and Product Developer

Crowdpass

Current

Building and refining product-facing web experiences with an emphasis on usability, clean implementation, and steady delivery across the client side and supporting backend work.

  • Translate product needs into maintainable React and TypeScript UI.
  • Contribute backend work in .NET when features need reliable APIs or application logic.
  • Improve existing flows instead of defaulting to full rewrites.
  • Keep implementation quality high while staying practical about scope.

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Personal projects

Ongoing

Using side projects to sharpen interface craft, experiment with ideas, and stay hands-on with both frontend and backend tooling.

  • Build small apps and experiments around real interface problems.
  • Use backend work to support product ideas with actual data flow and service behavior.
  • Use personal work to test structure, styling, and deployment choices.
  • Treat projects as proof of thinking, not just proof of activity.