Welcome to my GitHub profile! I’m a Front-end developer with a deep love for crafting sleek, responsive, and scalable web interfaces. Over the past few years, I’ve built tools used daily by companies and end-users — from creative dashboards to video editing platforms — always driven by performance, clarity, and UX.
💡 Front-end Development:
React, Next.js, TypeScript, Styled Components, TailwindCSS, Jest
I enjoy turning complex user needs into elegant, maintainable UIs.
☁️ Other Techs I Like Working With:
AWS, Git, SASS, Node.js, MySQL, AngularJS
Redesigned the main dashboard interface, simplifying user navigation and data visualization. Delivering clean and modern design through React and TypeScript.
- Built a full section dedicated to seminars for lemans.org
- Improved a custom CMS with new features and Leaflet.js integration for interactive maps
- Contributed to a new ticketing system for the legendary 24h du Mans event
- Developed a complete back-office platform for account management
- Provided React expertise and mentorship to backend developers, promoting best practices and clean architecture
- Built a browser-based video creation tool: capturing, editing, and syncing branded content in the cloud
- Migrated a Laravel platform into a modular micro front-end React.js architecture
- Designed and maintained an internal UI library
- Developed internal tools for video analytics and publication
- Created a custom performance scoring system for video engagement
Developed digital products and front-end experiences for major clients including La Poste, Arval, and Ipéria.
🎓 École 42, Paris — Promotion 2013
💾 DUT Informatique, Université de Lorraine (2010–2013)
When I’m not coding, I’m often producing music, DJing, exploring photography, experimenting with tech, or skating around while listening to my latest mix.
- Code is design: clarity and intent matter as much as syntax.
- Iterate fast, refactor constantly.
- Always stay curious — because tech evolves, and so should I.
📫 Let’s connect!
📍 [Tours, France]
"Building thoughtful interfaces, one pixel at a time."