Asking better questions
A payment module for an artist marketplace, on paper. In practice, a crash course in figuring out what a client actually means before touching a single line of code.
Four projects, in the order they happened — what I actually did on each, not just the title on the ticket.
A payment module for an artist marketplace, on paper. In practice, a crash course in figuring out what a client actually means before touching a single line of code.
Built and maintained reusable React components for B2X Commerce — the unglamorous work of making sure buttons, forms, and cards look and feel the same everywhere, every time.
Frontend Developer
A responsive car rental interface, technically. Really it was a training exercise to actually learn Next.js fundamentals and modern frontend patterns — not just claim I did.
Frontend Developer (client project, name withheld under NDA)
Two applications, one client: a responsive Angular front-end with proper state management and a BFF layer, and a custom React backoffice wired straight to the backend. This is where the work stopped being "assigned tickets" and started being tickets I wrote myself — and production issues I was the one fixing.
UDEMY · APRIL 20, 2025
Went deep enough into Angular to argue about RxJS operators at parties. Component architecture, reactive programming, state management — the whole enterprise-grade toolkit.
FRONTENDMASTERS · JAN 18, 2024
The course that finally made any feel like a swear word. Static typing, modern ECMAScript, and code my future self can actually maintain.
UDEMY · AUGUST 26, 2023
Where it all started — full-stack, start to finish, before I knew what half the acronyms meant.