A health management app for patients with sleep disorders. The main focus of the app is a personalised care plan for the patients, working similarly to Doctolib.

I developed this project from scratch to MVP as a junior mobile app developer and lead UI developer. Furthermore, I also designed many of its screens and components, created icons and designed illustrations.

The app was developed in Flutter and designed in Adobe XD.

A weather app made in Flutter. It allows the user to see the weather data of their current location, see what is the weather like in their chosen cities, and add or remove cities to monitor their weather.

The app's color scheme changes based on the time of the day and is fully functionable offline, as the app is caching data.

The app was developed fully in Flutter and utilizes OpenWeatherMap API and Google Geocoding API.

A simple chat app that allows a user to create their profile on the app and then chat with other users. The app consists of authentication screen (login/signup) and a chat screen.

This project was a part of Udemy Flutter course I underwent. It was developed using Flutter and Firebase.

Co-developed a web app to be implemented with the company's main product Q-play. The app's purpose was to allow outside developers to upload their products to the app and as such, collaborate with NordicScreen's digital signage solution.

This was my internship project I did as a frontend intern. The app was developed using the Ember framework. The company was happy with the prototype and the work on it continued after my internship was finished.

A WIP e-commerce website for a small wedding decoration business. This was also my final project for the IT Technology programme, hence why it's focused a lot on the back-end development and working with PHP and MySQL.

This project was my first time working for a real client as a full-stack freelancer, learning PHP and Bootstrap, working with databases and designing an e-shop.

A showcasing website for a woodworking family business located in Silesia. I was asked to develop a website that would attract new potentional customers and provide them with an idea of what the company does. The client wanted a simple, modern and visually pleasing website for showcasing his work.

The website was developed in frontend only, using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap and JavaScript. Except for the projects page, it is done as a single-page website to make it more intuitive and user-friendly.

A web browser game developed as part of the Vue course on Udemy.

It is a single-player turn-based game where the player tries to defeat the monster. The player has options to attack, heal, do a special attack or surrender. But beware, because the monster attacks back!

This project was developed using Vue and HTML&CSS.

An online cookbook developed as an Ionic React mobile application. Inspired by the eternal struggle of college students trying to figure out what to cook (other than instant noodles and frozen pizza), this app allows users to share, create and search for recipes.

This Mobile App Development project was developed using React, Ionic, TypeScript and Firebase.

A solution for my Bachelor's thesis with the topic of "How does website design affect business trustworthiness". The purpose of this project was to redesign an objectively bad, untrustworthy website, and test it in order to see whether its trustworthiness improved with better UI/UX.

This project was designed in Adobe XD by me and developed in JavaScript and HTML&CSS by my thesis colleague as an SPA.

A simple Unity Pac-Man game. The game includes two levels with scaling difficulty, enemies to avoid (or hunt down), cookies to collect and cheeky teleports to jump across the map.

This Mobile App Development project was created in Unity and C#.

A virtual adaptation of the classic Snakes & Ladders boardgame. The game is for two players who take turns in rolling a die and moving along the board. The goal is to reach the finish line before the other player does, preferably while avoiding the snakes in your way.

This boardgame was a final project of the Mobile App Development class. The entire game is coded in Unity and C# and it is fully functionable on both mobile and desktop.