Hello! I'm Bojan, and I am
And this is my portfolio! :)
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"do what you love, and you'll never have to work a day in your life."
true.
I'm constantly trying to overflow my love for computers and design into lines of code and layers on digital canvas.
My assurance that life is to short to spend time in a loop of bad designs, sloppy UX/UI, or user-not-so-friendly apps.
I also believe that good design, fluent UX, and intuitive UI, along with apps written in clean and scalable code, can make hundreds of daily man/machine interaction in our lives a little more responsive.
I also belive that if your product, whatever it may be, helps or makes life little more compiled even for one person, then it carried out it's goal of existence and purpose.
What else can it's creator require from itself?
About me:My name is Bojan, and I'm a 25 years old front-end/JavaScript developer, and a tech enthusiast. I'm passionate about creating good looking and appealing/clean websites and UI's, while simultaneously taking care about apps/websites smooth UX flow and responsiveness. And all of this while taking constant care about writing clean and scalable code. I enjoy working in teams and enviroments that encourage both innovative approach in building and designing things and extend personal and team growth. In near future, I would like to, besides current ones, sharp my React skills even more, and let us not forget learning other JavaScript frameworks such as Vue, Angular, TypeScript and explore vast world of other JS libraries/frameworks (Electron, Node.js...) and different innovative approaches to designing/building things. My area of interests are also AR and VR technologies. When I'm not designing/coding, then I love switching time between playing basketball, cooking and spending it with my friends.
Skill set:My "everyday" stack:
Have experience & skills working with:
Projects:
App that lets you browse through reddit content based on search term, in order of relevance or time posted & results limit.
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Weather forecast app that provides 7-day weather forecast for searched city. It also provides some additional info for current date.
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Notes app that lets you create, edit, update and delete posts (CRUD) - organize your work, finances, personal and other notes using it.
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Github search app allows you to search through github repositories based on repo's name. There is possibility to mark favourite search terms, and fire of search by selecting one. App also has integrated github api's automatic pagination which provides 30 results per page.
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Fan-made landing page built with no CSS frameworks meant to provide nice UX.
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Website made for fictional rock band that combines both design and functionality - jQuery dependencies along eith giveaway form that has JavaScript client-side validation, and forms for reservations and purchase have php server-side validation, and so as blog section, are stored in database.
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Giveaway form that takes user's info and uploaded pdf or image of receipt of imaginary shopping. Each field has different type of frontend validation, and when all field inputs are valid, on submit stores all data (including image or pdf in base64 format) in LocalStorage, to mimic backend behaviour. It also checks if there are already applications with same email or receipt number.
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E-wallet app made with React that helps you track your incomes/expenses with time stamps, currency rates, and options to update and delete inputs.
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Simple app that fetches content from JSON Placeholder API, and enables search per posts author and viewing single post.
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Movies app that lets you take a look at movies from three categories, with some additional info on each movie. It also has search option, and pagination for queries with large number of results.
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I haven't really decided what I'm going to do, but I have been wanting to learn Three.js for some time now, so I guess I will take some time to get familiar with it, so that I'm able to build something using it. Also, I'm gonna keep working in React ecosystem.
I started with a quote, so it's only naturally to end with one.
"If you're not even a little bit ashamed of design you made or code you wrote 3 months ago, you're doing something wrong."
- with this mindset I approach building things, while constantly aspiring towards learning new skills and extending existing ones.