About
Front-end-Developer
I'm a Front-end-Developer and growth enthusiast from San Francisco, pretty much into programming, reading and photography. Love to create modern and responsive Web design and mobile friendly UI. Oh, also I love to travel around the world because the greatest inspirations come while I am with my backpack. I adore visual story-telling and hate long-winded stuff. So let's wrap it up here. If you want to know more, just send me an email. I'd be happy to hear from you!
altudova.rina@gmail.com
Experience
Springboard - Full-time
Full-Stack Development
HTML5, CSS, Less, JavaScript, Bootstrtap4, jQuery, Git/Github, Media Queries
Completing 800+ hours of software engineering curriculum and training while working with established industry experts and building four in-depth capstone projects, covering front-end web development, back-end development, and full-stack development.
Sharpening the following skills:
Laguage: HTML, CSS/Sass, JavaScript, SQL, Python
Frontend: Raect, Redux, Bootstrap, JSON
Backend: NodeJS, ExpressJS, Flask, AJAX
Ace Plumbing and Rooter, Inc
IT Support Specialist
* I was responsible for managing daily operation of Windows and Mac systems, mobile devices, networking equipment and providing application support to employees
* I was responsible for troubleshooting issues to ensure a quick and satisfactory results
* I have experience working with corporate email systems (Exchange, Office365) as well as a variety of popular software packages
* I'm proficient in both OSX and Widnows administration including installation, configuration, and security
Codify Academy
Front-end-Development
HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Git/Github, Bootstrap4, Media Queries
Codeacademy
Front-end-Development
HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery
Qualities
Responsible
Efficient
Logical Thinker
Curious
My skills
Technology is changing so quickly. New platforms are being built, new languages are being developed and products are being created at an amaizing rate. That is why it's very important to me to stay adaptable and embrace the change, pick up the latest tools and form my toolbox.
JavaScript & Currently learning React
html & css
Git & Github
Sass & Less
Bootstrap4 & jQuery
Responsive design (Media queries)
Projects
- All
- Web
- Illustration
- Branding
Typing Test
A fun test to find out how good you are at typing and spelling.
For this project I used: HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
Digital Clock
Built an analog clock, usung good'ol JavaScript.
Used: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Real Estate Website
For this project i've created a real estate website for a small business.
For this project I used: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery and Responsive Web Design
Calculator
I build a Calculator App using HTML, CSS and a good 'ol JavaScript. The user is able to add, subtract, multiply abd divide numbers. Also can clear the input field with a clear button and keep chaining mathematical operations together until he/she hits the equal button, and the calculator will give the correct output!
Used: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Random Quote Generator
I located and selected my own quotes. I used my growing knowledge of basic JavaScript syntax, variables, loops, conditional and object literals to:
Build the array of quote obects to store the quotes.
Write my own functions for selecting random quotes from the array and printing them to the screen.
Randomly change the background color of the page.
Randomly change the quotes every 10 second with setInterval().
Used: HTML, CSS, JavaScript. This projects was a fun and effective way for me to practice basic JavaScript skills while also creating a simple interactive portfolio piece to showcase my understanding of JavaScript fundamentals.
List Pagination
In this project, I used a common web development technique known as 'pagination' to enchance the usability of a web page. I started with a page that contained a list of 54 student names, photos and email addresses. I wrote JavaScript to display 10 names at a time, and added a navigation system -- a series of links at the botom of the page -- to let users click through the other student entries, 10 at a time. While making these improvements, I used the principle of 'progressive enchancement'. The page still displays the student's names without JavaScript turned on, but is much improved (enhanced) with the JavaScript programming I added. In other words, I added JavaScript to paginate and improve the project, without altering the projects in such a way that JavaScript is required to use the web page. The pagination project works with a list of any number of students, not just with the supplied list of 54 students. This means my solution is flexible enough to respond to lists of different lengths.
For this project I used: HTML, CSS, JavaScript.