I Am Front-end Developer

CSS

is the language that gives websites their look and feel. If HTML is the skeleton, CSS is the skin and style that makes everything visually appealing and user-friendly. Colors, fonts, spacing, animations, and even responsiveness are all handled through CSS. But it’s not only about looks. Well-structured and optimized CSS ensures that a website works correctly on every device and browser — from mobile phones to large monitors. In my work, I focus on writing clean, organized, and scalable CSS. This means that future updates or design changes can be made quickly and efficiently without breaking the site.

Flex-box && Css-grid

are the two main tools for layout in CSS. Flexbox is perfect for one-dimensional layouts (rows or columns) and makes alignment and spacing much easier. CSS-Grid, on the other hand, allows you to divide the page into a two-dimensional structure, giving complete control over both rows and columns at the same time. In my projects, I combine both approaches: Flexbox for smaller, flexible sections that need quick adjustments, and CSS-Grid for larger, more complex layouts. This combination ensures that websites look clean, modern, and fully responsive on all devices, from mobile to desktop. It also makes the design future-proof, allowing easy updates or redesigns when needed.

SASS

is my go-to tool for writing professional, maintainable styles — it’s far beyond plain CSS. With Sass, I structure my code in modules, define custom variables and mixins, and keep the entire styling of a project under precise control. The advantage is clear: if the primary color or the size of an element changes, I don’t have to hunt through dozens of files. All key values (like colors, fonts, spacing) are defined once as variables, and updating that single variable automatically updates the entire project. This results in code that’s standard, fast, and scalable — exactly what’s needed for professional projects and future growth.

JAVASCRIPT

is the core language that powers dynamic websites — it turns static pages into interactive and engaging experiences. With JavaScript, websites don’t just display information, they respond to users and feel alive. I work with modern JavaScript standards (ES6 and beyond), which allows me to write clean, maintainable, and scalable code. On top of that, I use JavaScript to handle server communication — fetching and sending data without reloading the entire page. This makes websites faster, smoother, and always up-to-date. For me, JavaScript is the bridge where design meets functionality, transforming a simple layout into a complete, interactive user experience.

JQUERY

has been one of the most widely used JavaScript libraries, making web development faster and easier for many years. I’m familiar with jQuery and can maintain or update projects that still rely on it. That said, my main focus is on modern JavaScript (ES6+), since most professional projects today are built with newer standards. Knowing jQuery gives me the flexibility to handle legacy systems when necessary.

FIGMA

Every project begins with an idea. I use Figma to turn that idea into an initial, easy-to-understand draft — something you can see even before a single line of code is written. That draft becomes the roadmap and gradually turns into your real website; a site built exactly around your needs, without unnecessary gaps between design and execution.

SEO

isn’t an optional skill — it’s a core pillar of any successful website. A site that doesn’t appear on Google is like a book that sits on a shelf but never reaches a reader. Beautiful design and advanced features mean nothing if nobody can find them. When I build frontend code, I apply SEO principles from the ground up: proper HTML structure, semantic tags, fast loading speed, and responsive design. The result is a website that doesn’t just look professional, but is ready to rank in search engines and attract real visitors. For any business, SEO is the difference between owning just a website and owning a powerful tool for growth and revenue.

SPEED

Website speed is not a minor detail; it’s one of the most critical factors for success. Studies show that if a page takes more than a few seconds to load, users leave. Even search engines like Google treat speed as a key ranking factor. In my projects, I put strong focus on speed optimization: compressing images, minimizing code, leveraging caching, and writing lightweight styles and scripts. This results in websites that load fast and deliver a smooth, uninterrupted experience to users. At the end of the day, speed isn’t just about convenience — faster websites mean happier users, higher Google rankings, and better conversions for your business.