Muhammed Cengiz
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Puffy (Client • Local Patisserie Website)

Marketing website I designed and built for a local patisserie / dessert shop — a second real client. Proof I can take a small business from zero to a clean, fast online presence.

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At a glance

Role

Solo

Type

Client work

Status

Live · iterating

Year

2026

Stack

4 technologies

Links

Code · Case study

Media

Achievements

2 of 3 unlocked

  • Second Real Client

    Designed and shipped a website for a real local patisserie.

  • Mobile-First

    Built fast and friendly on a phone first — that's where the customers are.

  • Hidden achievement

    Keep playing this project to find out.

Overview

Problem

A local patisserie had no real web presence. They needed a friendly, mobile-first site that tells their story, shows what they offer, and is easy to find on Google.

My role

Solo: design, build, and deployment. Currently adding a QR-code menu for in-store scanning and a Google Business presence.

Stack

Next.js • TypeScript • Tailwind CSS • Vercel

Highlights

  • Designed and shipped a clean, mobile-first marketing site for a real local dessert business.
  • Adding a QR-code menu so customers can scan and browse in-store; Google Business integration in progress.

Case study

Puffy (Client)

Repo: https://github.com/Cengizbey-m/Puffy

Summary

A marketing website I designed and built for a local patisserie / dessert shop. It's my second real client — and the point of having it here is range: I can work with a large influencer-driven business (TheTripMan) and take a small neighbourhood shop from zero to a clean, fast online presence.

What I shipped

  • A friendly, mobile-first marketing site that tells the shop's story and shows what they offer.
  • A fast, lightweight build that loads quickly on a phone — where most local customers will see it.
  • A simple structure the owner can grow into (menu, location, hours, contact).

In progress

  • A QR-code menu so customers can scan a code in-store and browse on their phone.
  • A Google Business presence so the shop actually shows up when people search nearby.

Tech snapshot

  • Next.js + TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Vercel

Why it matters

Not every project needs a 1.2M-follower client. Puffy shows I can scope work to what a small business actually needs, ship something clean, and keep it practical — design, build, deploy, done.