Keyldzn.

Somewhere between a developer and a designer — that's where I live. Not a hybrid. Not a full-stack whatever. I've been building for the web since 2022, mostly from my apartment in Martinique, usually with too much coffee and a Spotify playlist I'd be embarrassed to share. What I actually do: take briefs that sound impossible and find the version that works. React, Next.js, motion, brand systems — I don't pick one lane and stay there.

I care more about the 200ms transition than most people care about the whole project. And I think that's fine. The details are where the work lives — not in the deck, not in the proposal. I've worked on e-commerce builds that had to convert, editorial sites that had to feel, and internal tools that just had to not make people miserable. All of them taught me something different.