A small publishing space built around good typography, accessible reading, and speed.
Nuxt
Markdown
Tailwind CSS
notlar.Writing About ◐
A space for things worth thinking about.
Less noise. More meaning.
Notes on building things, finding clarity, and enjoying the process along the way.
On making room for the important thingsMay 12 5 min read
The quiet craft of building for the webApril 28 4 min read
This is a sample project created to demonstrate the portfolio structure.
The problem
Personal publishing tools can demand more attention than the writing itself. Notlar explores a reading and publishing experience that stays out of the way.
My contribution
Content structure, typography, page development, and the static publishing workflow.
How I built it
Interface
Comfortable line lengths, a proper heading hierarchy, and clear keyboard focus for long-form reading.
API and server
Content processed at build time, without requiring another API request to read an article.
Data layer
Versioned text files and stable URLs, keeping a small publication free of unnecessary database infrastructure.
Outcome and takeaways
This sample explores building a better reading experience with less interface. Performance and accessibility shaped the design from the start.
