After majoring in software and computer science, I worked as a front-end developer for two years at a startup related to security services for shared offices and apartment entrances and exits.
I like to think about the UI from the user's perspective and improve it.
- I've had the experience of not just drawing a given screen during development, but summarizing what I'd like to see improved from the user's perspective, discussing it, and then incorporating it into the actual service.
- Personally, I love infinite scrolling when viewing a list of blog posts, but as the number of posts grows, the endless scrolling can become fatiguing. To avoid this, I added pagination to my personal blog instead of infinite scrolling, and I always have a floating table of contents and buttons to jump to the top and bottom of the post.
- I created DISBOARD with my teams, an integrated LMS platform with video conferencing, by combining the experience of using Zoom for virtual lectures, BlackBoard for lecture announcements, and a school portal for grading.
I'm trying to automate the pain points during development.