This project was carried out as part of my web development training. The objective was to design a complete interface for my personal portfolio, following a detailed set of specifications. I had the opportunity to work on the entire process, from wireframes to integration, with particular attention to accessibility and performance optimization.
The site was developed using WordPress, SCSS, and vanilla JavaScript, with a clean and modular structure. I used WordPress along with the ACF plugin, which saved time in managing components and the backend. For the design, I prioritized SCSS to keep the interface lightweight and responsive. The project is also fully responsive and designed with a mobile-first approach.
The project includes several key features: smooth navigation, a contact section with form validation, and dynamic content integration. Each section was designed to offer a pleasant user experience, thanks to subtle animations and optimized loading.
This project helped me deepen my skills in integration and JavaScript, and also strengthened my rigor in project management. I learned how to better structure my code, organize components, and use Git to efficiently track my progress. It’s also one of the projects where I most enjoyed combining technical and aesthetic aspects.
A custom-made showcase site for a care home, designed to reassure, inform, and guide families and young people.
This project involves the design of an interactive mobile application intended to guide visitors through a museum dedicated to Japanese culture.
A complete mobile-first project, with a clean design and smooth animations for fluid navigation.