My Portfolio
Hey there! I'm Jesus Oyervides Jr., a frontend web developer and a proud graduate of the University of Austin's Full Stack Development Bootcamp. Passionate about crafting user-friendly experiences, I thrive on challenges and constantly seek opportunities for growth. When I'm not coding, you'll find me hiking, enjoying strategic board games, or exploring new ventures. I'm also a voracious reader, delving into books across various topics to constantly expand my horizons. In addition to my development work, I volunteer for nonprofits, helping them revamp their website designs. I also run a book club, fostering a love for reading and discussions. Using Next.js, I've developed this portfolio to showcase my skills and projects. Stay tuned for updates, and feel free to navigate my website to learn more about me. Don't hesitate to reach out if you like what you see!
Featured Projects
Hispanic Hackers website
I volunteered to help revamp the website for the local Hispanic Hackers nonprofit. They made the switch from React JS to Next JS for their website. I teamed up with four awesome individuals, and my focus was the landing page. I built the layout from the ground up, adding in some cool conditional rendering inspired by a Figma design. Check out the final product by clicking the link below!
React.js TIC-TAC-TOE
I learned to develop a tic-tac-toe game using React, creating modular components like Grid and MarkButton. This project enhanced my proficiency in state management with useState and useEffect hooks, enabling dynamic rendering and player interactions. It also honed my skills in game logic and UI design with Tailwind CSS.
Investment Calculator
I developed a React.js application designed to forecast investment returns by computing key metrics such as initial investment, annual investment, expected return, and investment duration. The application utilizes a userInput state to store user-provided information, which is then leveraged for calculations. Additionally, I seamlessly passed user data between components using props. Furthermore, I implemented JavaScript functions capable of accurately computing and monitoring investment returns based on the user's input.