Position: Frontend Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: basic
Years of experience: 0

During the development process, I acquired skills in creating responsive design, enabling websites to display effectively on various devices such as computers, tablets, and mobile phones. I had the opportunity to apply my knowledge of different technologies and tools, including HTML, CSS, JS, Parcel, Axios, Swagger API, which allowed me to expand my knowledge and expertise. Additionally, I gained valuable experience working in a team. While working on these projects, I consistently embraced learning and continued to evolve as a web developer professional.
1. Thewatchspot, [HTML, CSS, JS, Parcel]
Role: Developer.
Responsible for: "New watches", "Sale" section.
A website for the wristwatch store. Adaptive design, a burger menu, animations,
and a modal window for making a purchase online.

2. Bookshelf, [HTML, CSS, JS, Parcel, Axios]
Role: Developer.
Responsible for: "All Categories", "loader" section.
A website for the bookshop with an adaptive design. The website is
implemented using Swagger API, Firebase Authentication, and Firebase
Realtime Database.
I am looking for a position that allows me to demonstrate my skills in creating responsive designs and working with various technologies like HTML, CSS, JS, React, and Axios.

I am eager to join a friendly team where I can contribute and learn from others to achieve common goals. An environment that promotes continuous learning and provides opportunities for professional growth is important to me.

In my ideal role, I would love to be part of exciting web development projects that present challenges and opportunities to expand my knowledge and skills. A results-oriented work atmosphere that recognizes and rewards hard work and innovation holds great significance for me.

Overall, I am seeking a job where I can make a meaningful contribution while working in a collaborative environment and continue to evolve as a professional in the web development industry.