Arda Çebi
I grew up in Istanbul. I study computer science at the University of Bologna, and have been making software since I was twelve.
I design and build , interfaces, sites, and the systems behind them. I co-founded in 2019, and share work. I am open to opportunities.
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A place to bring a student’s day together: notes, calendars, tasks, and focused study. I built Selfie with a classmate at the University of Bologna, working across the interface and contributing to the backend.
I built the homepage, daily calendar, Pomodoro timer, notifications, and light and dark themes, and helped shape the app’s shared styling.
React · Node.js · Express · MongoDB
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Grok, a little closer to hand. I built a macOS menu bar app that brings grok.com into a sliding panel, with particular attention to how it opens, moves, and fits into the desktop.
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A calculator and unit converter for the terminal, written in C++. An early exploration of making everyday tools work through a simple command-line interface, from arithmetic to length, volume, and temperature conversions.
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A Flutter app built around the moment an idea arrives. Save a note first, organise it with tags later. I explored how little an interface could ask of you while still making your thoughts easy to return to.
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At twelve, I started turning curiosity into apps: a browser, a translator, and a random number generator. Built with App Inventor, they were my first experiments in connecting interface decisions to working logic. Small tools, lots of trial and error, and the beginning of a habit I still have: learning by making something I can use.
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I wanted a law firm’s website to feel considered and approachable. Clear information, restrained typography, and fluid transitions bring a modern rhythm to a traditionally formal setting. My guiding principle was minimalism: give every detail a purpose and every visitor a clear path.
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I studied here from 2016 to 2018, and in 2023 I came back to redesign the site and the brand. The palette comes from the logo. Colour gives the pages their energy, and a clear structure keeps information easy to find.
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I wanted this page to feel like a quiet introduction, with more to discover if you stay. I built it around typography, small interactions, and a changing sky, letting the work unfold inside the words.
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