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Graphic design graduate with hands-on experience in e-commerce photography studios, now transitioning into software development. My coding journey began with HTML and CSS, inspired by web developers' work and recreating features on my blog through trial and error. This sparked a deep interest in using code to convey messages visually and functionally.
I completed General Assembly’s Software Engineering Immersive course, acquiring skills in JavaScript, Python, Node.js, React, and SQL/NoSQL databases (MongoDB and Django). I thrive on creating immersive user experiences and communicating unique ideas through code. I am now seeking junior opportunities to further develop my skills and blend my design background with software development. 🔗
A three month immersive bootcamp with 4 modules covering full stack software development. Each module ended in a project relating to the technologies, languages and methodologies learnt within that module.
Full-stack application with CRUD functionality. I created a Postgres database which used a Python Django API with the Django REST framework to serve its data. The front-end is built with React and uses CSS and Bootstrap for styling. The database utilised many to one and many to many relationships.
MERN stack application with CRUD functionality using Mongoose ORM, Bootstrap and Sass. The app is focused around National Parks in the UK and users can navigate through national park related information through an interactive map (implementing MapBox GL JS). I contributed backend functionality - database schema, middleware, database requests (get, post, delete) & endpoints, seeding & seed data, routing and part of the authentication process. I created frontend requests for logging in, registering and showing a logged in user’s information, the ability for a user to add/remove favourites and display this on their profile page. I led the UI/UX design of the Nav bar and login/register pages, styling mostly with Sass.
README: https://github.com/eli099/SEI-project-two React app that consumes the Art Institute of Chicago’s open-source API. The app allows users to navigate the AIC’s regularly updated collection of art through filters and a search bar. I took charge of the UX/UI design of the app, using a mixture of React Bootstrap and Sass.
README: https://github.com/eli099/SEI-Project-One Classic snake game styled with CSS and using JavaScript to manipulate the DOM, and design logic to check if the user loses. Grid movement is controlled by the user pressing the keyboard arrow keys.
• Logged photos and videos taken for e-commerce shoots • Matched shots to relevant style guides • Strengthened interpersonal skills when liaising with photographers, stylists and producers to get correct shots
10 and a half hours total of Japanese language lessons (reading, writing, listening and speaking) in a remote classroom at upper beginner/lower intermediate level.
• Liaised with founding director, content & community manager and social media manager • Created content for social media (Instagram and Facebook video animations and still imagery)
• Supported with any deliveries/collections to and from the building • Moved product around the creative hub, onto specific studio sets and into the Product Review Space
• Replenished shelves throughout the day • Worked as part of a team to collect deliveries and replenish stock rooms • Made and served food and drinks
• Assisted photographers on e-commerce cut-out and lifestyle • Set up camera equipment and studio lighting • Enhanced communication skills when liaising with production team
E-commerce - assisting Max Attenborough for imagery for Yankee Candle, Liberty London, Sofa.com and Carpetright.
E-commerce studio assistant.
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General Assembly / Software Engineering Immersive
Full-stack application with CRUD functionality. I created a Postgres database which used a Python Django API with the Django REST framework to serve its data. The front-end is built with React and uses CSS and Bootstrap for styling. The database utilised many to one and many to many relationships.
