jjovan.com
The personal website of Jovan Jevtić, co-founder of blink. You don't scroll through it, you watch it: thirteen chapters and nine WebGL scenes lead from the intro to the work, and an engineer's biography becomes a directed sequence.
A personal website, not a client project. The content is in English.
- Whose
- Jovan Jevtić, co-founder of blink
- Format
- Personal website, 13 chapters
- Engineering
- WebGL scenes, scroll-driven motion
- Language
- English
- Live
- jjovan.com ↗
Biography directed like a film.
A CV says what someone has done. jjovan.com shows how he thinks. The website opens with an intro of glasses and the title “À bout de souffle”, moves through his philosophy, a decade of working with code and each role in turn, and ends with work from 2026 and the story of why blink was founded.
Each chapter has its own scene. The approach to engineering is written as a TypeScript file, the mobile work sits on a phone screen, and the projects pass through 3D frames. The same hand draws the interface and writes the code, so form and content never drift apart.
Work in space.
The work chapter isn't a grid of thumbnails. The project name stands in 3D letters, with frames from the work floating around it as you scroll. Twelve projects from one year, each with its own scene.
Plan, design and delivery.
Beyond the code, the website shows the rest of the work: planning and delivery across five products, design that isn't handed off but built, and art direction that holds one visual language across every screen.
Website scope
One author, thirteen chapters.
Based on the website's content.