Hi! My name is Alexandra and I’m a Front-end Engineer

Projects

I love learning something new that complements and expands my frontend skills.

I am interested in the entire frontend spectrum, in working with positive people and see projects through to their completion.

Vocab10k English Learning Website

Mar, 2018 — Jan, 2020
Designed and developed website single-handedly for learning English words with flashcards, definitions were from Oxford Dictionary API, and training British pronunciation with help of LibriVox acoustical liberation of books.
HTML
SCSS
React
MobX
Babel
Axios
ESLint
Webpack
Docker

Vocab10k Chrome Extension

May, 2018 — Oct, 2019
Made with React and built with Webpack extension for looking up words definition and adding it into your profile dictionary at Vocab10k.com.
HTML
SCSS
React
Babel
Axios
Eslint
Yarn
Webpack
Docker

Vocab10k Firefox Extension

Oct, 2019 — Nov, 2019
Made with React and built with Webpack extension for looking up words definition and adding it into your profile dictionary at Vocab10k.com.
HTML
SCSS
React
Babel
Axios
ESLint
Yarn
Webpack
Docker

Chess Clock Website

Aug, 2020
Site for timing offline chess game with time settings for each player. It's a good practice for manipulating DOM and styles with javascript.
HTML
CSS
Github Pages

Tic Tac Toe Browser game

Oct, 2020
A responsive browser game with a light/dark theme switch and winner confetti animation.
React
styled-components
parcel
Github Pages

TodoTraker Website

Jul, 2020
Basic todo manager made for learning Vue.js framework purposes. It's a very intuitive framework and a good choice for small scale projects.
The interesting part was using css framework nes.css. It was far quicker to develop the project that way and the author already dealt with browser issues.
Vue
Moment
nes.css
npm
Docker

Rick and Morty typing game Browser game

Jul, 2020
Browser game when you need to choose one right answer out of four based on characters picture Next.js. I found an open API of Rick and Morty characters and wanted to create a game based on it.
The interesting part was forming questions. One question required to have a guessing character and an answers array with three random characters and correct answer put in a mixed order every time. Being able to do it with only three lines of code is so powerful.
Next
SASS
npm
Docker
rickmortyapi
Netlify