Front-end Developer in London, United Kingdom

I led a front-end team of two to deliver the customer care pages for the ASOS web team. I managed expectations between different players, such as the SEO, A11Y, and security teams. In addition to reducing the number of calls to customer service agents, this project also reduced ASOS's costs.

In this project, I developed the MVP and then helped create the final website.

With the website's help, the brand increased its awareness of Generation Z–the target audience–and boosted sales for the business.

It was my responsibility to develop the front end for the largest airline company in Greece.

The website was also compliant with WCAG 2.0 guidelines, which helped users, especially those who use keyboards, navigate.

Aegean Airlines won the Sitecore Award for "Best Site of the Year" and "Best Use of Content Management" for this project. More information about this award can be found at http://www.sitecore.com/company/news-events/press-releases/2016/11/aegean-airlines-wins-site-of-the-year/.

I developed every HTML template and animations for Novasports.gr, a premium sports service owned by Forthnet Group in Greece, using JavaScript. Originally known as Supersport, the company launched in 1994 as Greece's first premium sports service.

With this newly redesigned portal, the user experience has been improved.

This React Native app allows users to save their location and get directions later. The purpose of this project was to learn more about React Native.

It was previously published on Google Play, but the code is still available in the above-mentioned GitHub link.

This app, built in Angular 1, helps users find bus stops in London. The Google Maps API is used to render all the bus stops based on the location input.

The code is available at https://github.com/vaskort/geocoding-api-web-app

Using a location input, this React web app renders the weather temperatures for the next few days based on the provided location input.

The code is available at https://github.com/vaskort/weather-app.

I developed the pixel-perfect front end for many important website pages, including the navigation and order summary. For that, I effectively engaged with all team members, including developers and designers, and proactively raised issues when they arose. Also, I helped raise and fix front-end inconsistencies across the website, improving overall consistency and user experience and fixing bugs on the desktop, iOS, and Android versions.

I made the website accessible according to ADA and WCAG guidelines, which improved the user experience, especially for keyboard users, by enhancing and refactoring the JavaScript code whenever necessary while reviewing accessibility requirements.

During my review of web accessibility requirements, I refactored any CSS code to reduce its size, and the Shopify templates were updated or refactored so that I could develop accessibility requirements.

I improved all pages to 100% web accessibility based on the Google Chrome audit.

Based on the provided designs, I entirely developed the pixel-perfect front end of the React app. I refactored some React code wherever needed to improve readability and reusability.

As a result of my proactive approach to providing feedback about the designs, the UI across the web application became more consistent.