A small side quest
Five requests. Five honest replies.
Find out what happens on my side of the screen.
Pop, with purpose.
Absolutely. First I’ll ask what should stand out. Then I’ll fix the hierarchy, spacing, and contrast. The logo can keep its current size. We’ve all been through enough.
Famous last words.
Of course. Let’s check what it touches first. A tiny change deserves a tiny plan—especially when it has somehow invited three other features.
Yes. And then we review it.
I use AI too. It’s great for getting started and exploring ideas. Then comes checking the logic, polishing the interface, and asking why a three-line function has a ten-line autobiography.
An excellent first device.
Now let’s introduce it to a phone, a keyboard-only user, and a browser with different opinions. Responsive means we all get along. Eventually.
Small hands. Strong opinions.
The audience for my toddler app. They don’t file bug reports. They tap everything, skip the instructions, and immediately notice when the fun stops. Fair feedback, honestly.
You’ve unlocked the full developer experience. We should probably build something together.
Send me a real challenge ↗01 / Selected work
Projects that reflect how I approach product interfaces, thoughtful design, and bringing ideas to life.
Production project · 2026
Overview
An AI-powered SaaS product that turns customer-order screenshots into structured order data, helping online sellers move from incoming messages to delivery workflows faster.
My work
Frontend development
Responsive UI
Product experience
Product
AI extraction
Order workflows
Web + mobile UI
Personal project · 2026
Promoted from “someday” to “done”
This portfolio lived on my to-do list long enough to start paying rent. I could build interfaces for other people, but my own website? Apparently that needed one more “I’ll do it next weekend.”
Finally building it became a bigger achievement than I expected. It taught me to give my own goals a real place in my schedule, and helped me start building consistency: small steps, regular effort, and coming back even when the perfect moment failed to RSVP.
The biggest lesson? My goals deserve the same care I give other people’s projects. Progress came from making time and showing up. Sadly, putting “build portfolio” on a prettier to-do list did not count.
How I built it
Some parts were vibe-coded, others took shape through a back-and-forth between Claude and me. I made use of the tools available, then put my developer hat on to review the code, refine the UI, and decide what actually belonged. AI helped me move faster; it didn’t get the final say.
The project
A personal home for my work, experience, and approach to frontend development.
Focus
Responsive design
Light and dark themes
Thoughtful interactions
What I learned
Prioritising my goals
Building consistency
Turning intention into action
Personal project · In progress
I’m also building a toddler learning app in Albanian, filled with colourful letters, animal sounds, numbers, shapes, and little moments of discovery.
It’s a chance to turn my love of playful interfaces into something children can explore. And yes, choosing between cute animals now counts as working.
The idea
Playful learning in Albanian, designed around small hands and big curiosity.
Exploring
Letters & numbers
Colours & shapes
Animals & sounds
My focus
Simple interactions
Friendly visual feedback
Learning through play
02 / Experience
From early React applications to modern Next.js systems, my work has stayed close to the intersection of design, product and engineering.
03 / About
I’m Amira, a frontend engineer with six years of experience turning detailed product designs into responsive web applications and reusable UI systems.
I focus on thoughtful interaction, accessible UI and maintainable component architecture, while expanding into frontend-heavy full-stack work with Next.js.
Core
React · Next.js · TypeScript · JavaScript
Interface
HTML · CSS/SCSS · Tailwind CSS · shadcn/ui · Material UI · Storybook
Delivery
Git · GitHub · Jira · Figma · Agile · Scrum · API integration
04 / Education
Universum College
Universum College
ODTU / Middle East Technical University
05 / Contact