Adam Wroński

A continuously evolving career preferences and aptitude testing web application. The frontend, built with Next.js, React Query, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Zustand, and Zod, communicates with a .NET backend via a REST API and runs in a Docker-based environment. I work closely with UI/UX designers and a backend developer, contributing to both feature planning and design improvements. The project is regularly updated with new functionalities, UI enhancements, and performance optimizations, ensuring a smooth and engaging user experience. This work has strengthened my skills in state management, form validation, and effective collaboration in a full-stack, containerized setup.

A web application for a calisthenics training studio. The frontend, built with React, React Router, React Query, and TypeScript, communicates with a .NET backend via a REST API and runs in a Docker-based environment. I collaborated closely with a UI/UX designer and a backend developer, contributing to feature development, technical decisions, and user experience improvements.

A demo application inspired by the swipe-based interaction of Tinder, designed for discovering movies based on user preferences. Built entirely by me using Next.js, React, React Query, TypeScript, HeroUI, and tested with Cypress. Instead of a live backend, the project uses Mock Service Worker (MSW) to simulate API responses, enabling rapid prototyping and reliable automated testing. This project strengthened my skills in UI design, API mocking, and building fully functional, testable frontends without relying on a production backend.

A demo clone of the lucchese.com product page built with Alpine.js, Liquid, TypeScript, Vite, 11ty, Fancybox, and Swiper. Product data is fetched from a local JSON file using the Fetch API. Some e-commerce features like “add to cart” are omitted to focus on replicating the original design and interactivity. This project showcases skills in static site generation, dynamic data loading, and building interactive UI components.