I'm a simple person, I don't do well when directly exposed to the outernet and I get an existential crisis without a working PC within 5 meters of me. I eat, dream, and breathe programming, whenever I have the opportunity to work with something programming-related I'll go for it, no matter what it is. There's no better feeling in the world for me than being able to solve issues which caused me or other people a lot of headache. I like to create things, doesn't have to be something entirely new, it just has to be something different. I like to create in order to learn, it's the educated kind of trial and error that really excites me and drives me to finish something I have in mind. There are projects I've created just for the sole purpose of learning by building on them. I leave those projects sometimes untouched for several months until I find a new functionality that will possibly help me learn something new. Receiving critique is the best way to learn for me, especially when I realize my approach wasn't as good as I thought at first. It makes the newly acquired knowledge stick faster than repeating the same thing over and over again until it's almost second nature to me. However, I'm not a one trick pony. Sometimes I just wanna do something else to break the flow which is when I turn to one of my hobbies. Some of them include vocal synthesizers, games and ways to improve them (especially when it has to be done in creative ways), and graphics design.
This project was really fun to work on because it was a real full stack experience. It pushed me to explore, learn, and get comfortable with various skillsets while improving my overall code proficiency. Some of the things I've done include:
Working on a CRM was really enjoyable since it was my very first project of that sort and it's complex by nature. Developed tools that will be used internally via the admin panel by the JCL Traffic personnel. Some of the things I've done include:
In this project the accent was on the unique design, ease of use, and customization freedom. It had to be friendly for non-technical people and having that in mind I decided on using WordPress and Divi theme for easy page manipulation.
Header conceptThis project was really fun to work on because it was a real full stack experience. It pushed me to explore, learn, and get comfortable with various skillsets while improving my overall code proficiency. Some of the things I've done include:
Working on a CRM was really enjoyable since it was my very first project of that sort and it's complex by nature. Developed tools that will be used internally via the admin panel by the JCL Traffic personnel. Some of the things I've done include:
In this project the accent was on the unique design, ease of use, and customization freedom. It had to be friendly for non-technical people and having that in mind I decided on using WordPress and Divi theme for easy page manipulation.
Header concept