Projects

Below you'll find a selection of projects I've worked on during my studies and in my own time. They reflect different stages of my learning process and different ways I've explored fullstack development, functionality, and design. I always enjoy adding small details and trying new ideas whenever I can.

Some of the projects were created as school assignments, so the focus has varied depending on the requirements and purpose of the project. The project that I'm most proud of is Trullo. While the styling is still a work in progress, it's the one where I've had the most freedom to build things the way I want.

I've also worked on several other projects outside of these examples. One of them was “Chas Challenge”, a school competition where we worked in teams of 9–11 people together with full-stack developers, DevOps engineers, and UX designers. Instead of choosing an existing company assignment, our team decided to build an application completely from scratch. We created a consultant platform where the features and interface changed depending on whether the user logged in as an administrator, sales representative, or consultant. Unfortunately, I no longer have access to the project, so I'm unable to showcase it here.