At Bit Academy I started learning how to write clean and usable code. My time here first started with basic HTML and CSS, my love for CSS started here and I made the choice to start the track for frontend development. At Bit you have your own choice in learning what you want, even if you wanted to start working with frameworks that weren't included in the curricular. I picked up Next.Js as my main weapon of choice and did a lot of school projects with, this gave me a good insight of the framework. I expanded my frontend toolbox with Tailwind, it's so simple and loveable that I let it replcace plain CSS although I still prefer plain CSS from time to time.

At US Media I worked on various projects including Aidsfonds, Stichting Hartekind, and Plan Internationaal. Here, I learned how a project is set up from absolutely nothing, a lot about how important workflows are, how to handle meetings and how to meet deadlines. The main thing I worked with was Wordpress BUT with a twist. We used ACF Custom fields, Twig and SCSS (with a little Typescript for logic) to create custom themes and block the NGO's could use all in their in own style.