FRONT-END DEVELOPER
Innovativeandcreativedesigns
About me
I am a newly educated Front-End Developer, of Noroff School of Technology and Digital Media with a background in economics and leadership.
I love creating customized web-sites packed with original ideas and smooth looks. Take a look at my projects below!
There are always new ideas and techniques to explore, so in my spare time I work on whatever inspires me - basically continuously expanding my knowledge and learning-by-doing. Check out what languanges I'm currently studying. Do you have any useful suggestions on what to explore next? Or maybe you are looking for a new colleague? Anyways - feel free to write me.
My experience
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
React
Bootstrap
Tailwind
Sass
Strapi
Wordpress
In training
NextJs
Vue
TypeScript
Code ToAd
Social Media Platform
This is a project I developed for my final exam and uses the social API provided by Noroff. The concept was to create a social media platform with a theme free of choice.
Code ToAd is a social media site where people interested in coding and development can share their code and interact with fellow "toads". The users can follow each other's profiles, create their own posts and give feedback through comments or likes.
Please use this default user-login and password to check out the sites full potential. Or create your own free account!
Username: guest_user Password: 12345678
Allez
E-commerce Website
This is a project I developed in my second year at Noroff. The task was to design and create an e-commerce website, fetching the products from Strapi. The site has a shopping cart system using local storage and a built-in administrative panel for creating, updating and deleting products. See the Github link below for more details about the requirements.
KTBlog.
Blog Website.
This is a website I developed for my exam at the end of the first year at Noroff. The theme was optional so I chose coding that I thought was the best fit.
All the blogs are fetched from Wordpress and the content are written with lorem ipsum, but the idea is to showcase how it would look in a real life project.
