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Me

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]

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Experiments

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Three JS

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Animation

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Category that is very long and awesome

Experiment 3 but it has a very long and awesome title

Inspired

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View Transitions

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CSS

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Projects

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April 15, 2024

The Art of Minimalism in Digital Age

Less is more, especially when everything is too much

The Rise of Digital Clutter

In an era where digital content is abundant and notifications are endless, the principles of minimalism have never been more relevant. Our screens are cluttered with apps, our inboxes overflow with emails, and our cloud storage is bursting with files we’ll never open again.

The Minimalist Approach

Minimalism isn’t about having nothing – it’s about making room for what truly matters. In the digital context, this means carefully curating our tools, content, and interactions. It’s about choosing quality over quantity, purpose over impulse.

Practical Steps

The journey to digital minimalism starts with small steps: unsubscribing from unnecessary newsletters, removing unused apps, and organizing digital files with intention. Each deletion is a step toward a clearer mind and a more focused digital life.

The Benefits

When we embrace digital minimalism, we reclaim our attention, reduce decision fatigue, and create space for meaningful engagement with technology. The result is a more intentional and balanced relationship with our digital tools.