A1 Fitness Logger was motivated by my fitness journey, Knowingly there are other applications I could have downloaded, I wanted to create a fitness logger application of my own. The languages I used were React, Redux/ Reduxjs/toolkit, Node.js, Express, Mongodb.

Upon entering A1 Fitness, unauthorized users will only be allowed to view the homepage, login, and signup views. Once users create an account, they will be allowed to track their fitness journey and calories per workout.

The mission for this application was to learn the cycle of creating a MERN style application from development to production, as well as creating a application I would enjoy creating through the very end.

A1 Kicks is a online retail shoe eCommerce store selling modern sneakers utilizing next.js, sanity.io (headless CMS), react notifications and stripe checkout.

Upon entering A1 Kicks you will be presented with a modern, minimalistic, light contrast application. When creating this application I wanted a simple backend where a user can easily sign into, import their products as they like and then use a powerful, and fast framework like next.js to render that data. Instead of creating a whole seperate application a user would have to use to upload their products into a database. With that in mind I went ahead and used Sanity.io one of the most supported and well documented headless CMS.

The most appeling aspect of this application is the simplicity of the applications as a user and the opportunity to easily scale a application using a stack like this as a developer and as product owner.

Geolocation is a full stack application where users can sign up, study and take quizzes on geography. This application was built using React, material ui, redux, redux-thunk, Node.js, Express, Mongodb.

Though this application is not rich in css the main motivation behind creating this application was, I wanted to test my skill and built a full stack secure application from development to production.

The main challenge I was faced while creating geolocation was implementing the verify email/ activate user token. Through trial and error I was able to create a secure authenication method.

Business Stadium is a multifunctional real estate project, located in the center of Vilnius, just 700 meters from Cathedreal Square. I redesigned and refactored the website with my own code using; HTML5, CSS3 with pre-processor SASS(SCSS), JavaScript(Babel ES6), jQuery and Gulp v4 to automate all my tasks and production. Take a look at my gulp file (github: gulpv4)

What I mainly focused on when redesigning this website was refactoring all the code to be SEO safe, 100 score in lighthouse audit, image lazy loading, and accesible across all devices.

The main challenge here was how to lazy load the images offscreen as I have never done this before but accomplished. Lazy load is when you only load a certain image file only when the image is in view of your screen to help save data on mobile and save loading assets.