Web developer with affinity for clean UX and sleek UIs.

About me

Intro
2015
2018
2022
Now

Hi, I'm Dennis Kwan, a web developer with a keen focus in interactive, clean and immersive UX design. To complement with my utilitarian approach to UX, my visual aesthetic would be sleek and minimalist UIs. Personally I've consistently worked with only a handful of frameworks and languages throughout my self studying career and working career, in order to carve out as much time as possible for critical business requirements in both personal and work-related projects. When I'm not doing anything coding-related, I enjoy embarking in long distance road trips, running and hitting the gym.

As a high schooler, having been introduced to a programming language called Pascal in IT class, I was curious how websites work behind the scenes, wondering how people built it. Thus, my first experience with web development came out of this curiosity.

As I was fumbling with the Swift manual, I learned that websites are built with Javascript, HTML and CSS. To me back then, those skills are a proverbial Venn diagram of creative expression and technical rigor. That hooked me into learning them myself during college, and that empowered my creativity to create projects that I'm passionate about, and also to help others in need.

This passion for creating functional websites led me to create this portfolio website with accompanying side projects, and eventually helped me land a job as a junior frontend developer at an IT company in the ERP space.

To further my momentum, I'm actively seeking a full time role where I can help you fulfill your needs and bring my skillsets to the next level.If you're more interesting in knowing what I can offer from my end, find more about my skills by clicking the button below!

Past projects

Climatology the app logo
Climatology the app

I made an open-source app called Climatology which is essentially a catalog of weather info across 120k locations.

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Culturee logo
Culturee (beta)

Compiles and ranks trending stuff from every country. I'd say it's a loose adaption of Google Trends.

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lingohelper logo
Lingohelper (beta)

Automatically generated flashcard repository for language learners, that lives in their browsers.

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