I have always been curious about learning and determined. My interest in new technologies and design made me take a thoughful decision to begin an intensive bootcamp in Adalab and then, after ending my studies there I begin a course in Coderhouse where I learned UX/UI design to drastically change my professional carreer. I have come this far I'm a FrontEnd developer and UX/UI designer now.
I thrive in a team enviroment,I love sharing knowledge and experience to reach common goals. I embrace teamwork and enjoy working closely with others.Providing a positive environment is one of my best soft skills.
At the bootcamp in Adalab I learned about the next technologies: HTML5, CSS3, SASS, JavaScript, React, NodeJS, Express JS, SQLite, Git and GitHub, Gulp, and Zeplin. I also learned how to work in team projects under Agile and Scrum methodologies. I'm skilled at designing, prototyping, defining information architecture and user journeys and testing also, after my studies in Coderhouse, using Adobe Photoshop and Figma.
I'm always willing to learn and looking for new ways to grow personally and work-wise. I'm a positive, self-motivated person while working and I also consider myself a very persevering person and at the same time meticulous when it comes to work.
Here is some of my latest work
A React made responsive website to search characters of the popular tv show. Personal project. Click here to watch it!!
A JavaScript programmed web to search Tv shows and keep your favorites with you. Personal project. Click here and try it!!
Team project. My team received this project made with JavaScript and we had to migrate and refactorice code with React, we also made database and servers with Express JS and NodeJS to do this profesional profile card generator. Go!! Watch it!!
A responsive website programmed with HTML5 and CSS & SASS, with animations and transitions. Click here to have a look!!
A team builded presentation web, designed with HTML5 and CSS & SASS. It's a fully responsive website with three diferent views depending on the screen size of your dispositive. Try DiV/As page!