How to Find Mustafa Enes Ertarhanacı's Blog, Works, and Contact Links

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enes.in is the personal website of Mustafa Enes Ertarhanacı, and it is organized into four anchor sections: Who Am I?, Works, Recent Blog Posts, and Contact. If you are looking for his blog, his creative coding and photography projects, or a way to reach him, use the section-by-section guide below.

Site Structure at a Glance

Section What you'll find there
Who Am I? Short bio and role description
Works Creative Coding Projects and Photography
Recent Blog Posts Latest posts, with a link to the full blog
Contact Social profiles and email

The page opens with a set of "Skip to" links (Title, Who Am I?, Works, Recent Blog Posts, Contact), so you can jump straight to any section instead of scrolling.

Finding the Blog

The Recent Blog Posts section shows only the latest entries. To see everything, follow the "Check out my blog to see all »" link in that section — that is the entry point to the complete archive rather than the homepage preview.

Browsing the Works

The Works section splits into two categories:

  • Creative Coding Projects — interactive pieces embedded from CodePen, including Gravitational Fer Forgé, Morning, Visualizing The Earth's Orbit & Seasons, Pixel-Art Earth & Moon, Pixel Art Moonset, Sorted CSS Colors, Park Street 11 - 3D CSS, and Cosmic Rave.
  • Photography — his astrophotography work.

The same section also lists tools and experiments: Writ-CMS (a static site generator in early development), Sorted CSS Colors (a tool for sorting named CSS colors so related colors sit side by side), Reads Feed (a shared "Open tabs / Read Later" list), Salinger (a task runner), Salinger Basic Boilerplate, Makefile for the Front End, Nisanyanmap (a web scraper with a programmatic API and CLI), Brandify (extracts colors from brand logos and filters/sorts brands by color), and USCSS (an experimental CSS pre-processor).

If you only want to see a project in action, the CodePen embeds run directly on the page; the named tools link out to their own pages.

Reaching Out

The Contact section lists these channels:

  • Mastodon
  • X
  • Medium
  • Tumblr
  • CodePen
  • GitHub
  • Codewars
  • Khan Academy
  • LinkedIn — labeled "Looking to hire me?"
  • Email — shown as an obfuscated address (g1+v%kq3), with the note "Ask Me Anything (via DM or mention)"

For professional inquiries, LinkedIn is the explicitly flagged route. For quick questions, the social profiles or the obfuscated email address are the listed options.

What the Site Says About Him

The Who Am I? section describes him as a UX/UI Engineer, pop-sci geek, Vim addict, amateur astrophotographer, and creative coder, with emphasis on open source, accessibility, interaction design, and clean code. He notes having fun with generative art and simulating nature using cellular automata, and lists past employers: Cavai, CubiCasa, Timma, Wolt, Protein, and VNGRS.