Frontend Developer
I build the part of a product people actually touch. Interfaces that load fast, hold together on every screen, and stay out of the way.
About
I am a frontend developer in Tychy. I take designs and half-formed ideas and turn them into interfaces that hold up on a new phone, on someone's four-year-old Android, and on a laptop with fifteen tabs already open.
The part I actually like is the problem underneath. Someone describes the mess they are stuck in, and somewhere around the third question the shape of the fix shows up. Everything after that is craft: types that hold, builds that finish, a deploy that is not a ritual.
Away from the editor it is usually cars — same instinct, different object. Take it apart, work out why it does that, put it back together better.
Technologies
The tools I reach for first, not a list of everything I have ever touched.
Every day, no exceptions.
Interfaces that stay fast under real data.
APIs, jobs, and the data behind them.
Sites the client can edit without me.
Ship it, then keep it shipping.
Selected work
Scroll: each project slides up over the last one.
A marketplace for classic cars — youngtimers and oldtimers. Listings with make, model, year and price filters, a browse mode for people who do not yet know what they want, accounts and saved cars.
An AI-assisted reader for Polish legal acts. It turns dense statutes into briefings people can actually follow, tracks parliamentary voting, and surfaces the politics behind the text.
Flashcards for the Polish matura in biology and chemistry, built on spaced repetition. Decks that follow the national curriculum, progress tracking, accounts and checkout, with a headless WordPress backend behind it.
Contact
If you have something to build, or something half-built that stopped moving, write to me. Tell me what it is and what done looks like. I read everything, and if I am not the right person for it I will say so in the first reply.