August 2021
Beginning of my formal education for web design on Algebra university
My Story
I am a passionate, highly motivated, and hardworking individual specializing in building accessible and responsive websites that look great and provide a seamless user experience. Delivering high-quality work on time, with exceptional attention to detail is my primary goal in everything I do. I believe that the best products are the ones that prioritize usability and accessibility and I am dedicated to creating websites and applications that are easy to navigate, responsive, and accessible to all users, regardless of their abilities. My approach to front-end development focuses on delivering results that align with my client's business goals. I am constantly striving to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies, allowing me to provide cutting-edge solutions that meet the needs of modern businesses. In addition to that, I am a quick learner who welcomes challenges and thrives in diverse, fast-paced environments.
My skills
- Framer Motion
- Figma
- GULP
- GSAP
- ViteJS
- Bootstrap
- Sanity
- Tailwind
- NextJS
- ReactJS
- JavaScript
- SCSS
- CSS3
- HTML5
My Journey
March 2022
Successfully completing web design course at Algebra university
April 2022
Beginning of Frontend developer path on Scrimba learning platform
May 2022
Start of my new career as a freelancer with the main focus on frontend development
October 2022
Completetion of Scrimba Frontend developer path and shift of focus to React and SPA’s
March 2023
Start of Frontend developer education on Algebra university
May 2023
Start of learning and applying NextJS on my projects
November 2023
Completition of Frontend developer education at Algebra university and start of JSM Ultimate Next13 course
February 2024
Completition of JSM Ultimate Next13 course
April 2024
Start of Harvard's CS50 Introduction to computer science course
What future holds
After completing Harvard course, I plan to hone my current skills and work on extending the list with a few new members, first of which will be Typescript
