//flexibility - does what it needs to do
I always focus on flexibility and customization to ensure your project meets your needs. I take my time discussing with you what you have in mind and what the project aims to achieve. To help me best understand your vision, please think about what you want your project to be in advance.
Here is what you should think about in advance:
- What specific tasks or problems your project should solve
- Any unique visual elements or functionality you envision
- Any additional features or specific quirks you desire
//customization - tailored to your very needs
Beyond just making your project flexible, I focus on truly customizing it to match your specific requirements and tone perfectly. Whether it's a website with a unique brand identity or a bot designed for a specific community vibe, I take a lot of time ensuring its presence and how it functions feels right at home with your aesthetic. Your project will be truly customized to feel like a natural part of your ecosystem!
What this means for you?
- I might ask a few questions about the general theme and tone you're aiming for
- I could also inquire about any unique features or interaction patterns that you want to have
//polish - no extra unnecessary code left
An amazing project isn't just about what it does; it's also about how well it's built and how it's coded. I take a meticulous approach to cleanliness and efficiency when it comes to coding behind the scenes! My commitment to polish means I deliver a project that's not just functional, but also super clean, efficient, and reliable. This means tidying up the code, testing everything thoroughly, and removing any extra bits that could slow it down or cause hiccups later.
For people who are interested in what I use:
- For web development, I primarily use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, often with frameworks like React for frontend, and Node.js/Express for backend.
- For Telegram bots, I use Python with the python-telegram-bot library.
- For Discord bots, I use Python with the nextcord library.
- For general scripting and automation, I often use Python or Go.
