Initially hired as a Front-End Developer, I frequently contributed to Back-End functionality.Developed self-serve tools for website maintenance, enhancing efficiency and allowing the team to manage content and updates independently.Added of numerous new features to the website, collaborating closely with colleagues to ensure seamless integration and optimal user experience.Prioritized thorough documentation and unit testing during development. Increased critical parts of the platform’s unit test coverage to ~90%, significantly boosting confidence in future changes.Played a key role in the setup and development of Cypress for end-to-end (E2E) testing, contributing to the stability and reliability of the website.

I have been doing freelance for many years, as web is a huge passion of mine. Having a business allows me to keep up to date with new technologies, pushing forward the boundaries of what I can do for my clients and to support my business development.I have gained a lot of experience from running my own business as I have had direct involvement with every area. I have extensive experience with website construction. I have also supported clients in areas of print such as letterheads, business cards and supporting them in getting it printed and shipped out.

Shebang was a fantastic place for learning and mastering a variety of areas within web. My work ranged from basic websites for simple needs such as make-a-shake.co.uk to full bespoke white label e-commerce websites such as affordablemobiles.co.uk and shebang.net.Part of working on affordable mobiles involved me building eBay systems to bulk upload accessories to eBay. This was updating about 5k product stock levels (or description changes) every hour with a total of around 20k accessories we had listed on eBay.After the A1 comms buyout of affordable mobiles I maintained over 30 MVNO websites, all of which are e-commerce shops offering contract mobile phones with no credit checks. These websites were continuously changing with new features and new methods for selling products. It was a continuous learning curve and fantastic opportunity.