I became interested in frontend 2 years ago, the possibility of creative, sometimes difficult, distant work impressed me.
Since childhood, I have been studying python webinars, so I chose the YouTube learning format, found a playlist and started studying, and after getting the base, I started practicing. After a while, I had some success, made my first website for my girlfriend for her birthday, and the gift was appreciated.
Then I took a more difficult, but also interesting course from Freelancer for Life, where I improved my knowledge of html and css, gained knowledge of scss and cool practices in writing code, practiced more, started to make coding according to the author of the Freelancer for Life channel, saw my mistakes and practiced, tried to add something to the work.
I was already confident in my knowledge of html and css, so I started learning JavaScript, first a course on YouTube from Freelancer for Life, then practice on the site with tasks and examples.
Then I got the gulp and webpack build and mastered it, and all the works that I decided to show were made with its help:
I made a website for my educational institution, but I didn't have the opportunity to design it until I handed it in, and they use it:
- spoilers;
- dynamic adaptive;
- smooth scrolling;
- a drop-down menu that works both on a PC and on a phone: natc
Landing page using the parallax effect, designed by the author of the Freelancer for Life channel, but he himself
finalized the color scheme: InvestAgro
This online store was created by Freelancer for Life, but not only:
- changed the functionality of the add to cart button
- redesigned the pagination on the last slider before the last one: Funiro.
Flexibility in use, ease of maintenance, quality in use, that's what I can offer.
I have come a long but interesting way in learning frontend, now I can't wait to start working,
I will be happy to show you what I have learned and gain experience working with you!
