Front-end / Accessibility / Performance
I have experience with front-end and back-end development, with strong focus on performance and accessibility.
Worked on a variety of projects, from brochure websites to first-party Shopify apps.
Slovar is an in-between-jobs experiment. It's a prototype for a Bulgarian dictionary, that focuses on clean design, typography and accessibility. I plan to make it fully functional in the next couple of months. It was also a good project to practice my Figma skills.
DevUnit is a boutique software development agency, where I worked on a variety of big and small projects both as a front end and as a back end developer.
One of my weekend projects. Infograf is an online media that focuses on data and data visualization. I've worked on the website design and development. Unfortunately, nowadays I don't have the time to give it the love it deserves.
Another one of my weekend projects. Varianto:25 sells cool merchandise for developers.
Telerik develops powerful .NET and JS components for developers. I lead a team of front end devs that worked together with the marketing and design departments to develop and maintain the company's websites.
I also worked in the Sitefinity CMS team for a while, mainly on the open source Feather project. Here's a pull request list with my contributions.
Viscomp is a Bulgarian subsidiary of Euroweb - a German company that specializes mainly in websites for SMEs.
I've worked as a front end dev on hundreds of small-sized websites for SMEs, collaborating daily with designers based in Germany.
I have very fond memories with making things work properly on IE6, especially transparent PNGs.
My code editor of choice currently is Zed with Vim motions and the Berkeley Mono font.
Previously I've enjoyed working with Dreamweaver, Sublime Text, VSCode and IntelliJ IDEA
I've always been very keen on writing accessible code and I successfully finished the W3C WAI0.1x: Introduction to Web Accessibility course on edX.
