Websites for Artists
"I'm an artist and I can make a website for you. Below are examples of what I've done, If you like, please contact me" - is what I would like to write, but I think it might be considered rude.
So instead, here's a quick overview of my skills and programming history and below you can see websites I've done so far.
I've started working as a programmer five years ago and soon I realized that creating websites for artists who want to share their passion brings me the most joy.
I feel quite confident in front-end, enjoy writing end-to-end tests that are there to make sure the website runs smoothly and I noticed that I love making things accessible. I enjoy when the website has adequate contrast, readable fonts, properly done aria - although I'm only a human and I know I can sometimes miss something.
I'm open to suggestions and sensitive to your needs.
My skills:
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- Cypress
- Nuxt.js
- WordPress
- Tailwind
Marta's website:
When Marta came to me, she had an e-book and no shop to sell it, so I said we have to make one. She already bought a domain, so we were working on a sort of a "live organism".
After the initial discussion, we settled for pink as the main accent colour on Marta's website, as it is her favourite.
We connected WooCommerce plugin with her website and added a blog where she writes about Grenoble.
Asia's blog:
Asia came to me because she wanted to have a shop added to her WordPress blog and she didn't like the previous design of her blog.
We've added WooCommerce plugin and Stripe integration, used her favourite colour as an accent, created a shop where she can sell her webinars and other products.
Website dedicated to Louis, a protagonist of my books:
I've created this website in Nuxt.js specifically to sell my e-book. The shop page is connected to Stripe.
My pet project:
Since it's a small website, I've quickly created it in vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Ifrit Software Website:
This is the website my husband and I were using while we were working together. We're still together, although programming-wise he prefers backend and optimization, while I went front-end.
