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enes.in is the personal website of Mustafa Enes Ertarhanacı, a UX/UI engineer and creative coder. It serves as a portfolio and blog, collecting his creative coding projects, photography, open-source tools, and writing in one place. If you want to see his work, read his posts, or find a way to contact him, this site is the entry point.
Who runs the site
The site belongs to Mustafa Enes Ertarhanacı, who describes himself as a UX/UI engineer, pop-sci geek, Vim user, amateur astrophotographer, and creative coder. He states a special emphasis on open source, accessibility, interaction design, and clean code, and says he enjoys making generative art and simulating nature using cellular automata.
His listed past employers include Cavai, CubiCasa, Timma, Wolt, Protein, and VNGRS.
What you can find on the site
The homepage is organized into four sections: Who Am I?, Works, Recent Blog Posts, and Contact.
Works
The Works section mixes creative coding demos, photography, and software projects.
Creative coding and visual pieces (mostly embedded CodePen demos):
- 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
- Cosmic Rave
Software and tools:
| Project | What it is |
|---|---|
| Writ-CMS | A feature-rich static site generator in early development |
| Sorted CSS Colors | A tool to sort named CSS colors so related colors appear together |
| Reads Feed | A shared "Open tabs / Read Later" list |
| Salinger | A task runner focused on providing more freedom than other build solutions |
| Salinger Basic Boilerplate | A sample usage of Salinger |
| Makefile for the Front End | An experimental build boilerplate with Make, for quickly starting a frontend |
| Nisanyanmap | A web scraper for nisanyanmap.com with a programmatic API and a CLI |
| Brandify | Extracts colors from brand logos, then filters and sorts brands by color |
| USCSS | An experimental CSS pre-processor |
Recent Blog Posts
The homepage shows a short list of recent posts and links to the full blog for everything else.
Contact
The Contact section links to his profiles on Mastodon, X, Medium, Tumblr, CodePen, GitHub, Codewars, and Khan Academy. For hiring inquiries, it points to LinkedIn. For general questions, it suggests reaching out via DM or mention, and lists an obfuscated contact string.
When this site is useful to you
- You want to browse creative coding experiments, especially generative art and CSS/visual demos.
- You're looking for small open-source tools like Sorted CSS Colors, Brandify, or Nisanyanmap.
- You want to read his blog posts or follow him on social platforms.
- You're evaluating him for work and want a portfolio plus a LinkedIn link.
The site itself is a personal homepage, so it functions as a hub rather than a product with accounts or paid plans.