Uses

A behind-the-scenes look at the tools, software, and more that I use to bring designs and code to life.

Design

Figma Used as my primary tool for constructing user interfaces, mapping user flows, and generating rapid prototypes.
When it comes to logos and custom icons, I rely on Illustrator and Photoshop to get the vector lines and details pixel-perfect.
I’ve also been experimenting with After Effects lately to add motion graphics and animations to my design workflow.

I handle all of my development work inside the VS Code text editor. It’s a great editor with a ton of extensions and themes to customize it to your liking.
When it comes to building APIs, checking endpoints, and testing data flows, I rely on a mix of GraphQL and Postman.
React is my frontend library of choice. The component-driven structure makes it incredibly intuitive to bridge the gap between design and development.
Depending on the project's scale, I usually build on top of React using Next.js for full-stack applications or Vite for rapid, lightweight development.
My styling approach varies by project, ranging from styled-components and Tailwind CSS to writing clean vanilla CSS.
My backend capabilities are backed by solid experience in C# .NET, alongside PHP and Laravel.
For data management and storage, I work across a variety of relational and non-relational systems, including MySQL, MS SQL, and MongoDB.
Version control is a fundamental part of my daily routine, and I use Git to track and manage all of my codebases. I host my code on GitHub and also on Firebase.
Whenever I need a headless CMS to effortlessly manage content delivery, Strapi is my absolute go-to.
To bring interfaces to life with fluid movement, I use Framer Motion to handle my UI animations.
Lately, I’ve been diving into three.js to expand my skills in 3D effects and custom shaders.