Vladimir Kulik — Creative Developer & WebGL Portfolio

About

Built by hand, not off the shelf

Vladimir Kulik is a solo developer building premium web experiences from scratch — a hand-written WebGL shader instead of a stock hero video, a custom glassmorphism engine instead of a CSS framework, motion tuned frame by frame instead of default transitions. This website is itself the website: every effect on it was built, not installed.

“Depth without theater — I can go far into a problem without making complexity the point.”

Selected Works

Featured Projects

MindSerbia

A community platform for Belgrade's expat scene — solo-built front to back, covering the ecosystem overview, a Telegram bot for everyday tools, and a running calendar of local events.

HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript

MindSerbia Platform Click to launch live preview

Featured

Interactive Concept

Southeast Camp

Southeast Camp — Neo-Brutalist Demo

An energetic neo-brutalist summer camp web experience — handcrafted with high-contrast typography, vivid palette, interactive session pickers, modal demo registration, and zero framework bloat.

HTML5 Neo-Brutalism CSS3 JavaScript

Southeast Camp Concept Click to launch live preview

Featured

interactive config editor preview

1. Colors

Primary Accent

#a8bf8f

Secondary Accent

#d4c189

Page Background

#090a08

Card Background

#151814

Main Text

#f2f4ec

Muted Text

#b9beae

2. Layout & Animation

Card Radius

18px

Button Radius

100px

Transition Speed

0.3s

3. WebGL Hero Background

Warp Intensity

0.6

Distortion Speed

0.8

Complexity (Lines)

12.0

config.css

Stack & Services

Core Technologies

HTML

Semantic, hand-written markup — no templating engine or component framework.

CSS

One token-driven design system — custom properties for color, spacing, and motion sitewide.

JavaScript

Every interaction is vanilla JS — scroll reveals, the live config editor, the custom cursor.

SQLite

Learning — not offering this as a service yet.

WebGL

Hand-written fragment shader behind the hero, plus a custom GPU-accelerated glass blur engine.

From concept
to extraordinary code