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CAPABILITIES / SKILLS

What I can
bring to the table.

A practical look at the technologies, design abilities, and tools I work with. Each area reflects where I am today, supported by things I've built rather than arbitrary scores.

01 / WEB DEVELOPMENT

Designing and building for the web.

From structuring a page to refining its interface and making it work across devices, these are the foundations I use in my web projects.

Comfortable

HTML & CSS

Building structured web pages, styling interfaces, arranging content, and creating reusable visual patterns.

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Comfortable

UI/UX & responsive design

Working with visual hierarchy, spacing, layouts, and interface details to create usable experiences across different screen sizes.

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Practicing

JavaScript

Adding interactive behavior to web interfaces and working with application features, user actions, and browser functionality. In FinTrack, I built the filter and search, the app's hardest feature.

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02 / PROGRAMMING

Learning by solving problems.

Beyond the browser, programming helps me explore logic, automate tasks, and understand how software behaves.

Practicing

Python

Writing small utilities and working through practical programming problems, including calculator and conversion tools.

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Practicing

C programming

Developing programming fundamentals through problem solving, control structures, functions, arrays, pointers, and memory-related concepts.

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03 / WORKFLOW

From writing code to publishing it.

Building something useful also means managing the code, investigating problems, and making the result accessible to others.

Comfortable

Git & GitHub

Working with version control and repositories to track changes and manage project code.

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Comfortable

Deployment

Publishing websites using Netlify and checking the deployed experience beyond the local development setup.

See FinTrack live on Netlify
Regularly used

Browser developer tools

Inspecting web pages, examining styles, and investigating interface or browser issues while developing.

Part of my everyday web workflow

04 / THE TOOLKIT

Tools I work with.

The supporting tools behind my development workflow. This list reflects actual tools used, not every tool I might want to learn someday.

VS Code Git GitHub Netlify Browser DevTools AI tools

BEYOND THE LABELS

Skills make more sense in practice.

The best way to understand how I work is to see the projects where these skills come together.

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