Kayhan Atamyildiz Kayhan Atamyildiz I design experiences that earn their keep — for viewers and for the business
Unifying HISTORY, Lifetime and A&E brands under one TV design system — cutting time-to-play from up to 7 steps down to 1–3, and lifting average watch time 11%.
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One AI image request followed through everything but the happy path: queued, slow, refused, failed, retried and finally approved by a person. Simulated, and announced to screen readers in words.
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Donor recognition for the Ellis Island museum, built as a timeline instead of a plaque — one story template spanning 1887 to 1967, shipped by the Foundation's own engineers and designed to keep growing.
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Built by directing AI, not just prompting it — a fluid, animated library of 63 classics that holds up from phone to desktop, by keyboard and screen reader.
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An atomic, token-driven design system that unifies three network brands across mobile, web, and connected TV — one base component behind every button, instead of three style libraries drifting apart.
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A real-estate search where the awkward moments got the design time: no results, a listing that goes under contract while you watch, a search saved weeks ago. Built keyboard and screen-reader first.
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A ground-up site for an independent dentist whose only web presence was scattered across Yelp and listings sites — built to earn trust before a single appointment is booked, then get out of the way.
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A Figma plugin that explodes a frame into a stacked, dimensional view — the thinking behind a screen, not just the screen.
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