About

Learn more about me

Web Developer

Hello there!
I like to describe myself as honest, hard-working, reliable and joyful. I like to keep improving my skills and solving challenges, it is important that as a developer I update myself with the latest technologies, thus progressing in my career. Teamwork, adaptability, and attention to detail are key values for me, as I believe they help create great results.
Outside of coding, I love listening to podcasts, reading, traveling, photography and staying active through sports and long walks. Grabbing coffee with friends is always a favorite, and these activities keep me inspired and balanced both in life and work.

  • Birthday: 02 August 1996
  • City: Eindhoven, NL
  • Degree: Development of web applications
  • Email: elia.nibu@gmail.com

Skills

HTML

CSS

JS

Jquery

Java

Bootstrap

MySQL

Node.JS

Github

React icon

React

Problem Solving

Critical thinking

Team Work

Resume

Check My Education

Associate Degree

Development and design of web applications MBO lvl 4

2022 - 2025

Institut Obert de Catalunya

Web Development
(Front end and back end) Tarragona, ES

Higher Education

Studies to pass and educational cycle diploma

2018 - 2019

INS Cal·lipolis

Professional higher diploma
(Science) Tarragona, ES

Portfolio

My Works

Here you'll find a selection of my projects, including personal work, professional projects, school assignments, and various challenges.
Feel free to explore my GitHub for even more projects!

Photography Portofolio Web App

Introduction

This photography portfolio showcases categorized image collections built with React and React Router. Users can explore different categories and subcategories, with images dynamically filtered and displayed The layout is fully responsive, featuring a mobile-friendly navigation menu with dropdowns. It's designed to highlight work clearly and intuitively.

You can have a look here: Photography Portofolio

Shopping Cart React

Introduction

This project showcases a dynamic and interactive shopping cart using React. Users can browse a list of products, add them to the cart, and adjust the quantity of each item. The total price updates automatically based on user selections. The interface is clean, responsive, and designed for a smooth user experience.

You can have a look here: Shopping Cart

Ventacar Final Project

Introduction

This is my final project for school, a web application developed to simulate a car sales platform. The project was built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the front-end and Java Srping Boot for the back-end using PostgreSQL as database. Focusing on creating a clean, user-friendly interface and responsive design. Users can explore sign up or log in to see available vehicles, view details buy or reserve cars, and interact with various components of the site.

You can have a look here: Ventacar

Votes data visualization with Chart.js

Introduction

This school assignment showcases interactive political charts built with Chart.js. It visualizes political data like election results, with responsive and dynamic charts. Users can easily explore and interact with the data to gain insights quickly.

You can have a look here: Shopping Cart

Contact Form JS

Introduction

This project involves creating an interactive contact form using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Users can fill out the information required. The form includes validation to ensure all fields are completed correctly. When submitted, JavaScript handles the validation and displays a success message if everything is filled out correctly. The design is responsive and user-friendly.

You can have a look here: Contact Form

API AJAX Reservoir Project

Introduction

This project from school is all about building a fun interactive dashboard to show the water levels in reservoirs using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It pulls data from a public API and lets users pick a reservoir from a dropdown menu. Once is selected, it shows the name, total water volume, and how full it is. The water level is animated in a circular display, which moves based on the percentage filled. JavaScript makes everything work smoothly by handling data fetching and updates, giving users a cool and responsive way to see reservoir stats

You can have a look here: Reservoir Project

Rating Card JS

Introduction

This Frontend Mentor challenge involved creating an interactive rating card using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Users can pick a rating from 1 to 5, and after submitting, a custom thank-you message appears. I used JS to handle the button clicks and show the thank-you screen after a selection. It's responsive, and the buttons change color when selected.

You can have a look here: Rating Card JS

Contact

Contact Me

Address

Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Social Profiles

KVK

98282808

Email Me

elia.nibu@gmail.com
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