Why Frontend Supply exists
AI made code cheap. Anyone can generate a dashboard in an afternoon now, and you can usually tell.
Generating code is easy. Telling good code from bad isn’t.
Founders still need a great frontend engineer, and one is as hard to find as ever. Hiring takes months. Agencies hand you to juniors, and freelancers tend to disappear.
So Frontend Supply is me and a set of AI agents. I lead them like a team. I plan the work, set the architecture, and correct them when they fall short or use bad patterns. They work in parallel, so your product gets about 12 hours of work a day.
None of that works without knowing the job. I’ve been a frontend engineer with a designer’s eye for seven years, and I was the founding developer at AlignUI back when every line was written by hand. That’s how I can tell when an agent gets something wrong.
Who’s behind it
I’m Doğukan, a frontend engineer from Istanbul. Over the past seven years, I’ve worked at an agency and a SaaS startup, been part of in-house teams running large websites, and was the founding developer of AlignUI. I built design systems with clean component APIs, set best practices for CSS across teams, and kept large apps fast.
I’ve also contributed to open-source projects and answered questions on Stack Overflow for years.