JavaScript is one of the core technologies in my day-to-day work. I use it to build interactive frontend features, structure application logic and create maintainable solutions across different web projects.

React is one of the main libraries I work with when building modern user interfaces. I use it to create reusable components, structure frontend applications and develop scalable UI solutions.

I use Next.js to build modern React applications with a strong focus on performance, routing and maintainable project structure. It is especially valuable when creating production-ready web applications with a clean developer experience.

HTML5 forms the structural foundation of every web interface. I use it to build semantic, well-structured and accessible page layouts as the basis for maintainable frontend development.

CSS3 is part of my daily frontend work whenever it comes to layout, visual presentation and responsive behavior. I use it to build clean, adaptable interfaces with a strong focus on usability.

I use SASS to structure styles more efficiently and keep larger stylesheets organized. Features such as variables, nesting and reusable patterns help me build maintainable styling systems.

CSS Modules are part of my daily work in component-based frontend development. I value the scoped styling approach because it supports clean separation, reusability and maintainability across growing applications.

In my professional work, I also develop within the Salesforce ecosystem. This includes working with standard and custom Lightning Web Components (LWC) and using SLDS to create consistent user interfaces in a component-based environment.

I have worked with Node.js as part of fullstack and backend-oriented projects. It allowed me to build server-side functionality and better understand how frontend and backend interact in modern web applications.

I have used Express.js to build backend structures and API logic in personal fullstack projects. It helped me work with routing, request handling and the fundamentals of server-side application design.

I have used MongoDB in personal MERN projects to handle persistent data storage. Working with it helped me build a stronger understanding of document-based data modeling and backend data flow.

I am currently expanding my Tailwind CSS skills to strengthen my approach to fast, utility-first UI development. It is a valuable addition for building modern interfaces efficiently and consistently.

I am currently continuing to improve my TypeScript skills, especially in the context of modern frontend development with Next.js. My goal is to deepen type-safe development and build even more robust, maintainable applications.