Position: Junior Frontend developer/ Junior Full-Stack developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: upper
Years of experience: 0

In the abovementioned team-projects I played a role of a deputy Team leader and deputy SCRUM Master due to my  ability to organize work of a team and sustain friendly working atmosphere.
My portfolio includes several individual projects as well as team projects:
- Web Studio - A website with a responsive layout advertising a studio of developers and their projects. 
Role: individual project, developer 
[HTML5, SASS, JS]
- Ice-Cream - A one-page website of an ice-cream shop with cool animation.
Role: Developer in Team project, modal "buy now" 
[HTML5, SASS, JS, PARCEL]
- .pixEl - A one-page search engine fetching pics gallery from Pixabay.
Role: individual project, developer
[HTML5, SASS, JS]
- Bookshelf - A two pages website rendering a collection of books based on selected category with ability to add picked books to the Shopping list with links on bookselling platforms to proceed with purchase. 
Role: Team project, developer, rendering categories list & books 
[HTML5, SASS, JS, PARCEL]

Looking forward to become a part of a team providing
I understand the importance of precision and attention to details. I have found that programming is a profession that requires a similar level of attention and focus. IT development is a very dynamic profession, and I am excited about the opportunities it presents for professional growth. I am committed to dedicating
myself fully to this field, and I am eager to learn and grow as a Full-Stack Frontend Developer. I believe that my attention to details together with programming skills introduce precision and flexibility into
programming, making me a valuable asset to any team.
Finally, I am committed to working collaboratively to deliver high-quality products with great UX. I am passionate about responsible teamwork, and I believe that the key to success in IT development is a team committed to delivering exceptional results.