A bit about me
Hi, I'm Jeremiah — a front-end developer who turns ideas into fast, accessible, and visually polished web experiences.
I blend creativity with precision, building intuitive UIs and writing clean, maintainable code using modern tools like React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS. With hands-on experience across both front-end and back-end workflows, I enjoy solving real-world problems and delivering scalable, user-focused solutions.
Each project is a chance to bring together design, performance, and interactivity — crafting experiences that are not just functional, but feel great to use.
Projects
Newty
Newty is a productivity timer app built with Next.js, Chakra UI, and Redux, inspired by the Pomodoro Technique. It features a responsive UI that helps users track work intervals and breaks with a clean, focused interface designed for distraction-free time management.
Portfolio
A comprehensive showcase highlighting my expertise in ReactJS, NextJS, and Chakra UI, featuring a range of projects—from dynamic e-commerce platforms to custom homepages. This portfolio emphasizes my focus on blending design and functionality, demonstrating my problem-solving skills and commitment to user-centered development.
Through the Woods
Through the Woods is a personal hiking blog application developed using Next.js, Strapi CMS, MongoDB, and Cloudinary. It allows authenticated users to create, update, and manage trail posts with dynamic image uploads, showcasing full CRUD functionality and a mobile-first layout for outdoor journaling.
Experience Rally
Experience Rally is a front-end e-commerce prototype built with React, SCSS, and Framer Motion. The app highlights three rally event subscription packages with a seamless user flow that includes a landing page, tiered pricing, checkout logic, and confirmation messaging—all while demonstrating reusable components and animation best practices.
Homepage
Homepage is a personal landing page created with GatsbyJS and SCSS. It features a dynamic greeting, real-time weather updates from the OpenWeather API, and a random quote generator. The project demonstrates external API integration, component-based architecture, and thoughtful design for a personalized user experience.