Designer & builder
I design and build sites for business owners who care how their site looks and feels. Everything on this page is my own work — move your cursor around.
A template can give you a website. It can't give you one that looks like your business — considered, specific, and built with an actual point of view.
That's the gap I work in. I design the way something should look before I touch a single line of code, then I build it properly — fast, responsive, and made to hold up under real use, not just look good in a screenshot.
I come to this from an unusual place — a background in accounting and foreign trade, where precision and structure aren't optional. That's the same instinct I bring to a website: nothing placed without a reason.
Selected work
Not a grid of thumbnails — a short, honest list. One live project, and three concept explorations built to show how the same design thinking adapts across different industries.
KhattLine is real, live, and mine. Aster House, Forma Studio, and Maison Noire are concept projects — self-directed explorations, not real clients — built to show how this same approach adapts across different industries. Future entries here will be labeled honestly as Client project, Independent project, or Concept project as they're added.
What I do
A complete website, designed from your business's specific needs and built by hand — not assembled from a template. Because I design and build myself, what you approve in design is exactly what ships.
For a business whose website no longer matches how far the business has come. I'll tell you honestly whether you need a full rebuild or targeted, high-impact changes.
An online store built to actually sell — not just display products. This isn't theoretical for me: I've built and run a real store, from brand to storefront to first sale.
Pricing depends on scope, so I don't publish a number here — once I understand what you need, I'll give you a clear, honest scope and price. No pressure, no obligation.
How this works
We talk about your business, what the site needs to do, and who it needs to convince — not a generic questionnaire.
I design the site before building it, and show you the direction early — not a finished surprise at the end.
Clean, fast, responsive, and tested across devices — no placeholder content left behind at launch.
The site goes live, with a clear explanation of how to manage it — and a plan for what happens after, if you want it.
A bit about me
I'm Caner. I design and build websites — currently as can.studio, alongside running KhattLine, a shop I designed, built, and brought to its first sale entirely on my own.
Before this, I worked in accounting and foreign trade. It's an unusual path into design, and I don't think it's a coincidence that it shaped how I work now — precision and structure weren't optional there, and that's the same instinct I bring to a site.
“I don't think a website needs more to feel premium — it needs less, done more carefully.”
I design before I build, and show you the direction early — not a finished surprise at the end. I work on a small number of projects at a time, because that's the only way I can give each one real attention. And if something isn't the right fit, I'll tell you — a wrong-fit project helps neither of us.
A few honest answers
Because I'd rather show you a few things I'm genuinely proud of than pad this page with work that doesn't represent what I actually do. What's here — including projects I built for myself — is a fair, honest sample of my standards.
Both. I design the site and build it myself, so what you approve in design is what actually ships — nothing gets lost or watered down in handoff.
It depends on scope — a small site is a matter of weeks, a larger one longer. I'll give you a real timeline once I understand what you need, not a generic estimate before I know the details.
A sense of your business, what the site needs to achieve, and anything you already have — existing branding, copy, product info. If you don't have all of that yet, that's fine — we can work it out together.
That's a normal starting point. Sometimes the right move is a full rebuild, sometimes it's targeted improvements. I'll tell you honestly which one your site actually needs.
If you've read this far, you already have a sense of how I work. The next step is simple — tell me about your business and what you need, and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit.
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