Working with great teams to deliver great products to great
clients.
As time goes by and experience grows I'm more and more convinced the
secret for great work is to gather a great team.
Garrett Audiovisuais asked for an interface for a
domotics and multimedia integration system based on
CUE-Systems.
The final client was Cristiano Ronaldo the
football star.
I couldn't believe it when I was asked to do it. I think I just
said 'ok...'
Everything went really well, but by the time it was delivered I
just wish I had more time to redo it from the begining. it's
just that I know I would've done so much better now. It was the
first time I designed an interface for domotics and I learned a
lot.
In the end, CR7 loved it, Garrett Audiovisuais liked the outcome
as well, and I sure did enjoy and learned a lot while doing so.
Carnalentejana S.A. is an autochthonous cattle breed producer.
They focus on the beef industry and the raw sale for big markets
and they also have a few restaurants and stores of their own.
In 2014 I saw their website, it was kinda poor with no
responsivity at all and loading time was absurd. So I reached
them and proposed a new website. I would show them statistics in
order to understand the return on investment, and as the time
goes by we would see what was working and what was not.
The results were amazing. The visitors graph never stoped
growing. The bounce rates suffered a tremendous fall, and in a
general way we got an increase of 730% and a +7.5K visits in
2017.
I'm sorry for not displaying the wireframes here, but they're so
different from what we have now online that it would make no
sense.
Let's get realistic, sometimes things go wrong. On a positive
scope you win knowledge.
This job was about developing a simple game.
There was a snag though, the budget was ridiculously low. But
I really wanted to do it so.. I accepted it.
The client said she had all the designs graphs, as she already
had a graphic designer from germany to do that. Not what I
expected to hear on a first meeting but, perhaps one less
problem to think about, I (wrongly) thought.
The truth is I had to vectorize all graphics and create a few
others, as all I was sent were some raster image files.
Lessons learned with this job is:
Don't trust a client to deliver quality materials. At the very
least get to see and try to edit those materials first
and negotiate after.
This is a quiz game I made for fun. It's a quiz game where you
answer questions based on computer science. These questions are
'grabbed' from a great API called
Open Trivia Database.
The game is made with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I just wanted
to learn how to build something like this, have fun doing it and
hopefully grow as a developer. All my code is open sourced on
Github. You're free to read, download, fork, and do whatever you
want to do with it. I hope you learn something from it too. :)
If you have any suggestions, please just contact me through
Github.
I'm a user centric professional.
I'm creating experiences for the next generation of
consumer-facing companies. Because the experience extends
beyond the products and services your company sells, I make
sure your website escorts the user in an elegant journey that
will empower the user with the will to become a consumers.
Download my Resume
Tools I use the most: Balsamiq, Adobe XD,
Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere,
After Effects and basically the whole Adobe Suite. For
coding I use VS Code.
For data analysis I use Google Analytics,
Hotjar and Excel.
I have a deep understanding about HTML5,
CSS/SCSS, I'm proficient with JavaScript, have
experience with JQuery, Vue.js, React,
GSAP, D3 and a few other libraries and
frameworks.
I know my way around PHP, Laravel and
WordPress, and I also know PYTHON at an academic
level.
Get in touch. Let's do something amazing!
I always respond 'ASAP'
