I build things that someone then uses every day.
I am Yaman Warda, a developer in Erfurt. I work alone, directly with you, and build complete systems rather than isolated parts.
How I got here
I taught myself to program. Not with tutorials you type along to, but with real projects that had to be published and then received feedback.
Along the way I noticed what I most like to build: not single screens, but whole flows. Sign-in, data model, payments, dashboards, and the small details that make software feel real.
Today I build exactly that for small businesses: websites, stores, and systems that have to work in everyday use after handover.
How I work
Understand first, then build
I want to know how your process works today and where it gets stuck before I propose a solution.
Start small, deliver cleanly
The first version contains what carries the core. Extensions come when they are needed, not because they are possible.
Fundamentals over tricks
I build with tools I understand, so I can find bugs and explain to you what is happening.
Honest, even when it costs revenue
If your website is good enough or an off-the-shelf tool is enough, I will say so.
This website is an example
You are looking at a system I built entirely myself: the public site in three languages and, behind it, an admin for enquiries, content, clients, and invoices. No site builder, no third-party CMS. That is the kind of work I offer.
Let us talk about your project.
Tell me what you are working on. You get an honest assessment back — including when the answer is that you need something else.