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Read-it is a progressive webapp that displays contents of a subreddit while focussing on the performance using techniques such as service-workers. The projects mainly focusses on the critical rendering path and improving it using compressions and client- and server side caching

Enquetter is a robust, progressively enhanced enquette service that focusses on all 3 of the accessability layers.

This project is developed for KNMI, the Dutch national weather forecasting service, to visualize the effects of a global pandemic on the NO₂ emissions in Europe.

For the client, de Volkskrant, I've developed a visualization about the diversity of parking spaces in the Netherlands. The project has been graded with a ✨10✨.

This project displays the leading cryptocurrencies by market cap and provides a short description of them. The project is build using vanilla javascript and replicates features otherwise bundled in frameworks.

Nerdr.match() is an online dating platform for developers. Written with the stack: Node.js, Express.js, Axios, Bcrypt, and MongoDB.

In the early years of the modern user interfaces, we used to have skeuomorphic designs; it was a design mimicking its use case. For example, buttons were glossy, and the trashcan icon resembled deleting, and so on.

While neumorphism inherits a practical design and gives it a beautiful minimalistic, we should also consider its accessibility. In this article we explore the nuances to neumorphism and we can solve this with darker colors

Last year, I got the opportunity to develop a CRUD application for a class in Node using Express and MongoDB. Today, one year later, I’m assisting the new generation of web developers to create their web app. With this guide, I’m hoping to make the development experience a bit better!