Frontend Web Developer
I am a detailed-oriented and design minded web developer focusing on transforming great designs into excellent user experiences through well-written, maintainable code.
Over the years, I have gained experience building landing pages, multi-page websites, small components, and web applications.
With a background in engineering, I love the process of analytical thinking and problem solving. However, I've always been drawn to creative work like graphic design and video editing. Once I started learning to code, I quickly fell in love with frontend development. It's the perfect intersection of problem solving and creative work.
I strive to create products that function efficiently, and provide seamless user experiences. I'm always looking for opportunities to learn new skills and grow, so that I can build products people love to use.
Weather Now is a forecast app that lets users check current, hourly, and daily weather conditions for any location in the world. Built with React, it features geolocation on load, a searchable location dropdown with full keyboard accessibility, and unit toggling between imperial and metric. The responsive layout uses CSS Grid with named template areas to adapt across screen sizes. Data is sourced from the Open-Meteo API, Big Data Cloud API, and the native Geolocation API.
Scoot is a multi-page marketing website for a fictional scooter-sharing service. The site features four pages with complex responsive layouts using CSS Grid and Flexbox, reusable decorative patterns built with pseudo-elements and CSS counters, and a mobile navigation menu with proper ARIA state management. Semantic HTML and consistent component patterns are maintained across all pages.
A contact form component built with React featuring custom validation using the native Constraint Validation API. Errors display on blur and clear as the user types, providing immediate feedback without being intrusive. The form uses semantic HTML with proper ARIA attributes including aria-live regions for screen reader announcements and aria-describedby to connect inputs to their error messages. A toast notification confirms successful submission.
A password generator that lets users customize length and character types to create secure passwords. The strength indicator uses minimal JavaScript to set a single class, with CSS :has() and sibling selectors handling all visual states from there. Form inputs are built with semantic HTML and custom-styled while maintaining full accessibility. Generated passwords can be copied to the clipboard with a single click.
A quiz app that tests your knowledge across multiple frontend development topics. Quiz data is fetched asynchronously from a JSON file and used to dynamically populate questions, answer choices, and scoring. The theme switcher uses the CSS light-dark() function with custom properties and respects the user's system preference as a default. Progress is tracked throughout with a visual progress bar and a final score screen.
A FAQ accordion built entirely with HTML and CSS. The accordion uses native details and summary elements for open and close functionality, with smooth animations powered by the CSS interpolate-size property — no JavaScript required.
These are websites built for meditation centers in New Jersey and New York in collaboration with their owners. I designed them in Figma and built them using WordPress and the Divi theme. Since learning to code, I've applied my CSS knowledge to create custom styles where Divi felt limiting. I wanted these sites to feel bright, hopeful, and easy to navigate to encourage people to explore meditation.
The first website I ever built was on Wix for Lyndhurst Meditation, where I was attending classes. That experience sparked my interest in web development and set me on the path to learning to code. I'm grateful for that journey and happy to give back to the community with my skills.
Interested in working together? I'd love to hear from you.
