Norbert Biro

A React-based marketing site with headless WordPress as a CMS and a GraphQL API handling the communication.

I've been attributed to monitor and advise on the project's design phase, ensuring client needs are completely covered. I've led and worked on the development phase, respecting the deadline and ensuring quality and performance are met after every sprint.

Since the rebuild, we've seen 54% raise in leads and inquiries.

Torchlite is an exclusive network of administrators, solution consultants, designers, and developers specializing in building and optimizing cross-cloud marketing solutions. At Torchlite, using my advanced React skills, and my amazing UI/UX skills, I was attributed with the responsibility of delivering the designs into functional, reusable components based on mock data. In some cases, my static architecture would then be taken over by the back-end team and represent the foundation of the actual API and architecture of the project.

A fast-growing online car dealership that hosts auctions for Norwegian car dealers. It has an amazing dashboard with live updates and live bidding. It also hosts an amazing car valuation process, for which I've built the front end.

Virtual Realty is a US-based startup, a real estate platform where a user can also do a virtual tour of any properties listed through our platform that have uploaded a 3D tour. A user can list their property using an automated listing flow, which checks if the property was already listed and brings that info into our platform to help the user finish the flow smoothly and fast. A user can buy a property using our cloud-based search engine, which looks at specific criteria on the maps API, and visually lists all properties for sale in that area.

My responsibilities in this project were translating the UX/UI into working, semantic, and interactive components in Vue and bringing to life the communication between the API and the front end. I created all the user flows and the JavaScript interactions required by these. Also, I created and contributed to creating all the front-end logic for the UX and the site's architecture. Styling was made using SCSS, resulting in a robust codebase and a fully responsive page.

Jira was used as the PM platform. We've functioned as a team under the Scrum methodology.

Version control was assured by Bitbucket.

At SaveThemWithSound, or as they are known in the music industry MAAC (music against animal cruelty), I've put together a small team of a designer, a developer (me), and an SEO specialist to help them out, mostly free of charge or pro-bono in their case, to combat cruelty against animals throughout the world.

I've been maintaining their site in Squarespace with minor and medium-sized tasks (none of which took more than a couple of days of work). Right now, I'm putting together an action plan for my team to do a bigger pro-bono job, to move the whole site from Squarespace to WordPress and build a custom theme that looks similar to the one they have now, with major improvements to the layout and the SEO. The main reason is to provide them the possibility to auto-sustain themselves and the site, not having to pay anybody else to maintain the content on the site.

Lostparadise is a four-day festival in Sydney, the main purpose of this website is to sell tickets for the festival and share every bit of information for users including artists and experiences.

Created and maintained the event website for three consecutive years while improving it, as reflected in the growing number of sales.

ImoExpert is a subdivision of Imobiliare.ro, one of Romania's largest online real-estate companies. ImoExpert was created to simplify getting in touch with a real estate expert to receive legal or non-legal advice.

We've created the platform which provides the possibility to blog, post questions and give answers, reach out to experts, create guides, and many more.

I was responsible for leading the front-end development team, creating and managing tasks, and implementing the UI and UX based on high-fidelity prototypes.

The family project that I started in 2016 as a side job that is constantly growing in revenue.

My responsibilities were:
• Management of the project
• Management of the maintenance
• Coordinating campaigns
• Overview of the team leads

Breezee.co was a productivity dashboard. It focused on productivity and enabled the user to capture links, which were automatically saved to the users' link list. This replaced the bookmarks. It also featured a to-do list section and a private notes section as well!

Lostpicnic is a one-day festival in Sydney, and Lostpicnic.net has the main responsibility of selling tickets to the festival, which was implemented with a custom checkout page hooked into a payment API called Vibrations which was developed on the behalf of pulseradio.net.