Aliaksandr Kaptsevich. Front-end dev.

HTML / CSS / JavaScript / Typescript / React / Redux (+toolkit)/ GIT

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Hello! My name is Aliaksandr Kaptsevich, and I am a Front-End Developer with more than two years of experience. I work with technologies such as TypeScript, React, Redux, and JavaScript. Additionally, I specialize in developing single-page websites on Tilda and creating lightweight websites using HTML and CSS (without JavaScript).
I am open to new projects and collaboration, ready to contribute to the development of interesting ideas and create high-quality web solutions that meet modern requirements and user expectations. If you are looking for a reliable developer ready to share their experience and creativity to realize your project, I would be happy to discuss potential cooperation opportunities with you.

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My projects:

OKNABREST.BY image for oknabrest
A functional and responsive website was developed for a small window sales company. The project was built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, providing a modern and user-friendly interface. Key project aspects: 1.Development of the website's structure and design. 2.Hosting setup and domain name registration. 3.Implementation of basic SEO elements to improve the website's visibility in search engines.

The project can be viewed Visit oknabrest.by

VOKNE.BY project vokne.by image
VOKNE.BY is a project specializing in the sale and professional installation of high-quality windows for your home or business. The project was built using the Tilda platform and published on a hosting service.

The project can be viewed Visit VOKNE.BY for High-Quality Window Solutions

Planner project planner image
Planner is a web application for task management, developed using React and TypeScript. This project uses Redux Toolkit for managing the application's state and Material-UI for a stylish user interface. The application also includes unit tests to ensure code reliability.

You can view the project code on GitHub: Planner_It-Incubator Repository

Samurai Community project social network image
Samurai Community is an educational social network project developed using TypeScript, React, and Redux. The project implements core social networking functions such as user authentication, bot detection via captcha, the ability to edit user profile information, a news section, user subscription management, and a friends list display. Data for authentication, user list, friends, and news are acquired through REST API.

You can view the project code on GitHub: Samurai Community Repository

FrontEnd Mastery Hub project frontEnd Mastery Hub
FrontEnd Mastery Hub is a comprehensive application designed to demonstrate and practice a wide range of front-end development skills. This project covers the fundamental aspects of modern web development, providing users with an interactive experience through the implementation of typical tasks faced by front-end developers.

You can view the project code on GitHub: FrontEnd Mastery Hub Repository

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I always enjoy communication and meeting new people. If you have any questions, suggestions, or would like to discuss the possibility of collaboration, please don't hesitate to contact me through any means that's convenient for you.

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web0 ?!

This project is written in HTML and CSS, without the use of JS or any other auxiliary tools, making it fast and lightweight. What does this all mean and what is it for?

Traditionally, the evolution of web technologies is described through generations, such as Web 1.0 (static websites), Web 2.0 (interactive web applications and social networks), and Web 3.0 (decentralized internet, incorporating blockchain technologies, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things).

You might ask, what kind of style is "web0"? Such a term didn't exist before. Indeed, it only emerged in 2021, following the hype around web3.

The browser's native language is HTML. HTML is a markup language and if you feed HTML to the browser it will quickly render the page with what you give it. Yes, the modern tech stack simplifies the development of very complex applications. But why abandon simple HTML where it fits best

Minimalistic websites without JS offer several advantages:

  • The size of the pages is just a few kilobytes (plus Brotli compression: pages can be stored in compressed form, Brotli is supported by all browsers).
  • Full compatibility with all standards and software.
  • Elementary deployment.
  • Minimal hosting costs.

What does it turn out to be? For the simplest websites, the best CMS is a notepad. VS Code or Sublime Text are great choices. Any hosting will do: Github Pages, Glitch, or an unused smartphone. In any case, no frameworks, preprocessors, and transpilers. Even JavaScript is not mandatory. Minimalism is back in fashion!!!

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