As a developer and designer, my mission is to craft immersive digital worlds out of words, design, and code—worlds that drift effortlessly through the vast galaxy of the Internet, captivating and inspiring their visitors.
I discovered programming at 14, fascinated by the magic it seemed to hold. Despite early obstacles like coding on an old, faulty laptop and eventually my phone, my passion only grew stronger. Exploring various areas and languages led me to web development, and ultimately to pursuing a career as a Full-stack developer at Epitech's Web@cademie. Now, at 19, my enthusiasm for coding continues to inspire me daily.
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are my core tools for building adaptive and interactive interfaces. I also work with technologies like Babel, React and SCSS to write clean, modern, and maintainable code. I’m familiar with frameworks like Bootstrap and Tailwind, and I know how to use them, but they are not part of my main tech stack — I prefer writing custom styles for greater flexibility and control.
I have a solid understanding of PHP(Laravel, Symfony), Node.js, SQL and the basics of REST APIs. I’m capable of building application logic, handling data, and connecting the back-end with the front-end.
I’m skilled at identifying and fixing issues. I use the console, browser DevTools, and efficient search techniques to resolve bugs quickly. I see every bug as a challenge to overcome.
Git and GitHub are essential parts of my workflow. I work confidently with branches, pull requests, and version history to keep my projects clean and organized.
I design interfaces that look great on any screen size. From grid systems to the tiniest spacing — responsiveness is part of my development process from the start.
I don't just write code — I think about the person using it. I aim to build interfaces that are intuitive, visually appealing, and pleasant to interact with. I also create my own design mockups, thoughtfully planning structure, visual style, and user experience before I even start coding.
I know how to organize my learning and work independently. I don’t wait for instructions — I set goals and move towards them on my own.
I genuinely enjoy exploring new technologies and understanding how things work. I learn quickly, especially when I’m passionate about the subject — and I usually am.
Even though I enjoy working independently, I have experience in team projects. I know how to communicate, consider other perspectives, and work toward shared solutions.
I’m comfortable working alone and have no trouble concentrating deeply. I like being fully in control of the process from start to finish.
I aim to write clean, well-structured code and create thoughtful designs. I believe small details matter — they shape the quality of the entire project.
I always think about the people who will use what I build. It’s not just about making something that works — I want it to feel intuitive, pleasant, and meaningful to others.
Quizz is a playful and dynamic web application that lets users test their tech knowledge. Built in just a few hours using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and a JSON dataset, it offers a responsive and engaging experience. This project was my first time working with JSON under a tight deadline. It was a challenging task, but an incredibly valuable learning experience.
Neon Waves is a multi-page website built to simulate a real festival landing page. It was created as part of my application project to join Web@cadémie. This site includes animated UI elements, a responsive layout, and a strong visual identity using HTML, CSS, SCSS and JavaScript.
ANImeec. is a dating site for anime characters. Here, you can register and find your ideal hero based on your interests and preferences. The entire backend is built with PHP, and SQL is used for the database. In this project, I built my own database and learned how to use it more effectively and accurately.
The goal of this project is to create a social network for the students in your class, with the same features as Twitter. It should resemble the “Twitter” website as closely as possible in terms of functionality. This was my first large-scale team project. It was challenging to adapt and collaborate with others at first, but it helped me develop a deeper understanding of JavaScript modules and the MVC architecture in PHP.
This is a prototype of a movie website where you can find films and their screening dates. You can also log in as an admin to view other users of the site. This was my first time using a database and SQL in a project, and I successfully managed to handle it.
My_Todo is a small web application developed in 3 hours. It allows users to create, delete, save, and reload tasks using a SQL database. I had problems with this project because it didn’t load the saved data, but I managed to solve it.