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Denis Kuznetsov

Frontend-developer

Contact information

Phone +79969191309

E-mail: denis.kyznecov@gmail.com

Telegram: @DenKuznets

Discord: DenKuznets (@DenKuznets)

Personal Website

GitHub

About me

I’ve been doing web development since 2022. I keep learning new technologies and follow the latest frontend innovations. My knowledge of English allows me to receive information first-hand without waiting for translation. I have some experience in commercial development. I worked in a web studio collaborating with a backend programmer and web designer and now know how to work in a team, meet a deadline while keeping all the important parts of a site pixel perfect to Figma design.

Skills

REACT NEXTJS TAILWIND TS MUI REDUX REST UNIT TESTING STORYBOOK STYLED-COMPONENTS HTML CSS JS

^{(for every listed skill here I have at least one project demo in my portfolio)}

Code example

Codewars 7 kyu Determine if the poker hand is flush

_{Determine if the poker hand is flush, meaning if the five cards are of the same suit.
Your function will be passed a list/array of 5 strings, each representing a poker card in the format “5H” (5 of hearts), meaning the value of the card followed by the initial of its suit (Hearts, Spades, Diamonds or Clubs). No jokers included.
Your function should return true if the hand is a flush, false otherwise.
The possible card values are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K, A}

function isFlush(cards) {  

  for(let i = 0; i < cards.length - 1; i++){
    if(cards[i][cards[i].length - 1] !== cards[i + 1][cards[i + 1].length - 1]) return false;
  }

  return true ;
}

Work Experience

Frontend developer job in a web studio Alex Media

Completed projects (landings):

Cleaning company Chistyla

Github

Municipal baths site

Github

Education

w3cschool html, css and js tutorials

achievments

Freecodecamp Responsive Wev Design Course

achievments

The odin project has a great frontend starter course despite being a fullstack developer dedicated site. The final project of the Foundation course was a calculator. I designed it myself and tried to replicate the basic functionality and edge use cases of the Citizen desktop calculator using my own logic - project demo.

achievments

Scrimba.com is an amazing resource for learning and Bob Ziroll is a god tier teacher. It’s been a pleasure to follow his react course and I’m really glad he’s made it free for everyone. Final project featured state management and usage of rest api.

achievments

Frontendmentor has been an outstanding source of interesting and fun frontend challenges. Whenever I need a nicely designed training dummy to try out a skill I just learned, I always go to this site.

achievments

These were just the highlights of my learning journey, and I visited many more interesting resources, watched dozens of hours of YouTube videos, and read many books. Some of them I would like to mention here:

Youtube channels: Brad Traversy Media, Codevolution, Wes Bos, John Smilga’s Coding Addict

Books: Head First book series, Test Driven Development by Kent Beck, Think Like a Programmer by Anton Spraul

I keep up with all new trends in frontend by following these great frontend and react roadmaps. You can even check my progress there - frontend, react.

Languages

English - B2

achievments

Russian - Native