Full Stack Developer
Below is a selection of some projects I've worked on. You can access the webapge and the GitHub repo from within the card. Feel free to ask if you'd like to know more.
React project demonstating football data
See GitHub repoLogin demonstration for Open Bank users
See GitHub repoSmall project to show user login validation with reqres API and state management with Redux and Saga
See GitHub repoJS and Rivescript bot that gives information on me, my work history and interests
See GitHub repoLocal football club app that tracks scores and performance of a local sports league, launched with Firebase
See GitHub repoJavaScript look up tools that records voting records of the 113 Congress of the USA
See GitHub repoSnake Game that gets faster and faster. Built with JavaScript currently only available in desktop
See GitHub repoGitHub lookup that finds information on a given GitHub user
See GitHub repoJavaScript Developer from London based in Madrid
I’m Ben! A JavaScript developer based in Madrid. I like making useful software from design to completion like:
Before I moved to Madrid I was working at Marfeel in Barcelona, one of the UKs largest digital publishers to create beautiful responsive sites such as for thecanary.co using JavaScript, CSS and HTML.
Prior to this I spent ten years developing delivery models and business proposals to win and deliver millions of pounds of government contracts. This involved attention to detail and regular project interactions and improvement, which has made the transition to agile tech working feel very natural.
I managed a large team of people and I hold a masters degree (MSc) in Management as well as a bachelor's degree in Mathematics (BSc).
I've been working professionally with JavaScript since 2018. I've worked for one of the worlds biggest online publishers to build beautiful responsive sites. I love how adaptable JS is whether canvas, node, or react.
Although I mostly code in JavaScript it's important to keep strong fundamentals of HTML which is why I made this site without any JS ... well except the hamburger bar
I love the flexibility and placefulness of CSS whether it's making stupid animations or using fun effects like transitions to really showcase the power of the web
