A Frontend Developer
I started my journey in frontend development with a deep curiosity about how websites work. At first, I dabbled in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, experimenting with simple static pages. But as I explored further, I realized that building dynamic, interactive applications required something more powerful. That’s when I discovered React.
At first, React’s component-based architecture was a game-changer. It made my code more modular, reusable, and efficient. I learned how to manage state using hooks, optimize performance with memorization, and handle API calls seamlessly with asynchronous functions. Every project was a learning experience—whether it was creating a dynamic portfolio, a CRUD application, or a real-time dashboard.
Then came Next.js, and everything changed again. The combination of server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG) opened up new possibilities. I started building SEO-friendly applications, optimizing performance, and handling authentication more efficiently. Working with API routes in Next.js felt natural, making backend integration smoother than ever.
As I grew, I incorporated Tailwind CSS to speed up styling, explored headless CMS solutions for content management, and worked with state management tools like Redux and Zustand. My projects evolved from simple UI components to full-fledged, production-ready applications.
Collaboration became a crucial part of my journey. Whether working with designers to bring Figma designs to life or integrating backend APIs, I learned to write clean, maintainable code that scaled well. Deploying applications on Vercel, optimizing for Core Web Vitals, and continuously improving performance became second nature.
But the best part? The learning never stops. With every React and Next.js update, new challenges and opportunities arise. Whether it’s edge functions, server components, or AI-powered integrations, I’m always excited to push the boundaries of frontend development.
My journey as a frontend developer is more than just writing code—it's about creating experiences that people love. And with React and Next.js in my toolkit, I know the best is yet to come.
Work Terms
Flexible
30+ hours/week.