Front End Developer / Portfolio
Front End Developer
14, self taught front end developer that struggles with school but wants to manage local buisnesses as a side hustle.
CurrentlyMaintaining sites for local food businesses, hotels, and barbershops
01 — Selected work
Things I’vebuilt
Things I’vebuilt
Small scope, careful interface, no unused features. The first public project lands here soon.
Case studies in progress
I’m building a few small tools at the moment. Until they’re ready to share, the fastest way to see what I’m working on is to get in touch or follow along on TikTok and Instagram.
- Food businesses
- Hotels
- Barbershops
02 — About
Softwarewith a clearpurpose
Softwarewith a clearpurpose
An intro, plainly. Longer history lives on the about page.
I’m Eduard, a software builder. I like tools that do one thing well: a clear interface, sensible defaults, and no unnecessary steps between an idea and the result.
Most of my work starts on the web with TypeScript, React, and Next.js, backed by Node.js services and a database chosen for the job rather than the trend. I reach for Rust when a task is clearly CPU-bound — parsing, image processing, or a small service where startup time and memory matter. I care about accessibility, load speed, and code that still makes sense six months later.
- 01
Small scope
One clear problem per product. Fewer features, finished properly.
- 02
Readable code
Boring structure that someone else can pick up without a call.
- 03
Real performance
Fast first load, light client bundles, no effect that costs more than it adds.
03 — Skills
What I workwith
What Iwork with
Grouped by where they are used, not by a made-up percentage.
- 01
Front end
Interface work, from layout and typography to motion and state.
- TypeScript
- React
- Next.js
- Tailwind CSS
- GSAP
- Svelte
- 02
Back end
APIs, data models, and server-side logic that stays small and legible.
- Node.js
- Next.js routes
- PostgreSQL
- SQLite
- REST
- 03
Systems
Where performance and resource use matter more than convenience.
- Rust
- Cargo
- CLI design
- Image processing
- Parsing
- 04
Craft
The parts of shipping that are easy to skip and expensive to ignore.
- Accessibility
- Performance
- Design systems
- Testing
- Git
04 — Experience
How I gothere
How I gothere
A short timeline of the work that shaped how I build.
I’ve learned mostly by building: small web products end to end, then rewriting them once I understand the problem better. A detailed history is available on request.
- Since
- Building for local businesses
- Approach
- Build, measure, rewrite
- Now
- Small web products and tools
Music
On repeat lately
What plays while I build. Click a cover, pick a track, or swipe on touch.
05 — Contact
Let’s buildsomething useful
Let’s buildsomethinguseful
Open to freelance work, small collaborations, and questions about anything I’ve built. Discord is usually the quickest way to reach me.
