Ken Abe

• Developed a web application from scratch using React and Redux.
• Built reusable components and containers for further development and usage.
• Created test frameworks based on Mocha and Karma for unit and functional testing.
• Implemented CSS3 and D3.js animations for button animations and page transitions.
• Integrated a payment flow based on memberships and services that the users were using.

I worked as a full-stack developer within the company where I developed various sites with other team members.

• Improved the marketing website for the products by implementing the design from the design team.
• Applied growth hacking techniques (split tests and user interaction data) to optimize marketing funnels and sales.
• Upgraded the core flow of the marketing websites by optimizing the project flow.
• Sliced the PSDs and created the marketing website based on them.
• Monitored in real-time a website for accidental outbreaks and issues.

In 2011, I developed my first website; it was a test project for my university's faculty.

I used various web technologies that were available and the best practices at the time. Afterwards, I became really invested in the project so I incorporated more features into it. That's the story of how my first web project started and how I got my first taste of web development.

The project is a bank management system called The Bank of Gotham City (an artificial bank).

Technology Stack: PHP, MySQL, CSS, JavaScript, HTML

I worked as a front-end developer on a furniture search engine project, collaborating closely with back-end and data engineers. We aimed to develop an efficient search engine and eCommerce experience that could effectively display furniture data sourced from various partners, including major US furniture retailers and wholesalers.

Throughout the project, I played a key role in coordinating with the back-end and data engineering teams to ensure the successful implementation of the search engine and seamless integration with the partner feeds.