esmantovi.ch

About

Hello!

I'm Ivan, software engineer, who likes to experiment with web technologies and write about it.

I'm currently working as a frontend developer at Kontur, where i lead UX/UI engineering for Kontur.Talk, building the bridge between creative design and technical implementation, with a focus on performance, maintainability and accessibility.

I also like lifting weights, running, playing badminton and cooking.

I'm currently based in Sochi 🌅

I was born in Norilsk and lived there for 15 years ❄️

You can write to me at [email protected]

Notes

Apple Stage Manager is Misunderstood

Pieces of paper on a desk

January 20, 2025

Creative Constraints: Why Limitations Fuel Innovation

The power of working within boundaries

April 25, 2024

The Future of Programming: Beyond Text Editors

Reimagining how we write code

May 1, 2024

Norilsk

The city i grew up in

January 20, 2025

Quote that is very long and profound but also interesting and cute, wow what a quote!

Life is what happens while you are busy making other plans

March 20, 2024

The Art of Minimalism in Digital Age

Less is more, especially when everything is too much

April 15, 2024

Experiments

Three JS

Experiment 1

Animation

Experiment 2

Category that is very long and awesome

Experiment 3 but it has a very long and awesome title

Inspired

Experiment 4

View Transitions

Experiment 5

CSS

Experiment 6

Resume

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About this site

This site is built with Astro and deployed via Cloudflare Pages.

All images are compressed with Squoosh and processed using Atkinson Dithering.

The source code is available on GitHub.