About
Hi, I'm Iliès. I build software for the web and write about how it works underneath.
This is my corner of the internet: technical articles, notes from rabbit holes, and the occasional opinion about tooling. I care about software that stays fast, stays accessible, and still makes sense to the next person who opens it.
The homepage is a scroll-controlled stellar lifecycle: a small visual argument for restraint, pressure, collapse, and the kind of work that keeps its shape.
Not everything I build survives. The projects that didn’t make it are kept in the graveyard — dated, honoured, and left readable, because owning the dead ends is part of the craft.
Interactivity earns its bytes, and text should not wait for JavaScript.
The next person in the codebase gets names, structure, and tradeoffs.
The fancy parts still need real text, keyboard access, and reduced motion.