I'm Fuad Nazim Abdullazade

I'm - years old and live in Baku. I make websites, play guitar, write songs, and keep this place as a small corner of the internet that feels like mine.

This site first began in the autumn of 2024. I wanted somewhere to put the things that did not fit anywhere else: notes, project logs, unfinished thoughts, small fragments, and the kind of writing that felt too personal for a feed.

Then life became heavier than expected, and I stopped.

The site stayed quiet, but the habit of collecting thoughts did not leave. I kept writing things down, saving ideas, naming folders badly, and feeling that some of it needed a proper place.

So in May 2026, I came back.

This is not really a portfolio, though some work may appear here. It is not a publication either. I think of it as a journal that slowly became a website.

There is no newsletter begging for your email, no algorithmic feed, no dark pattern trying to keep you around. Just a quiet place for writing, remembering, collecting, and occasionally making a mess.

I've spent time around e-commerce, marketplaces, handmade products, logistics, startups, and business development. That taught me that good ideas rarely live in perfect conditions. They have to survive unclear plans.

I also play guitar, sing backing vocals, and write songs in Mikope. I joined the band in 2022.

In 2023 and 2024, I worked as a guitar instructor. It was a quiet and lovely period of my life. I met new people almost every day, taught what I knew, learned how to explain things simply, and saw how even a small kind of mentorship can leave a good mark on someone.

Music changed the way I look at things. It taught me timing, patience, restraint, and the value of leaving some parts rough. Not everything needs to be polished until the first feeling disappears.

I like paper books, vintage cameras, quiet rooms, strange github repos, and small pieces of software that do one thing well.

This website is designed and built by me, slowly and probably never finished.

Thanks for being here. Most of the writing lives in the posts.