+5 years of experience. Full Stack Web Developer and Content Creator from Guatemala 🇬🇹. I build pages that hook, convert and last.
Since 2021, I've been learning technologies like Astro, Tailwind, TypeScript, and currently Python. That journey led me to become a freelance developer, working on real projects, while also helping university students build and understand their own. I explain things clearly, solve problems fast, and love turning knowledge into action.
I designed and developed a landing page for a collaboration between a Guatemalan photographer and an event design studio. The site handled user bookings, tracked traffic by device, and boosted sign-ups. The result? Dozens of confirmed sessions and a fully booked event. It didn’t just look good — it converted.
I helped a growing agency build its main site and landing pages for several clients. Focused on clean design, speed, and conversion, the websites helped them close their first big contracts and elevate their brand online.
A landing page made for a collaboration between a Guatemalan photographer and an event design studio. The project aimed to promote a styled photo session event, where people could book a spot directly through the website. The page was optimized for mobile, included a simple booking form, and tracked visitor traffic. It helped manage the whole event process smoothly and led to all available sessions being booked.
A full website made for NexaZen, a Guatemalan marketing agency. I helped design and develop their official site, set up internal automations, and built a user database to support their operations. As part of the collaboration, I also developed a couple of tailored websites for their clients, each one aligned with the specific goals and identity of the brand.
A web gallery called Darmimals, built to practice and apply several advanced TypeScript concepts. It showcases a collection of animals grouped into unique categories inspired by the thoughts of someone I deeply appreciate — like “Favorite,” “Fear,” or “Curious.” Each animal has its own image, a short description, and smooth animations throughout the interface, all wrapped in a visually distinct and playful design.
VisualSVG is a Visual Studio Code extension I developed to make it easier to view and interact with SVG files directly within the editor. The idea came from the need to quickly preview how SVGs look without opening them in a browser. By hovering or clicking on a file, you can instantly see a live preview, saving time and improving workflow. It’s a simple yet useful tool, especially for designers and developers who work regularly with vector graphics.
Catfun is an npm package that brings a bit of humor to your terminal. Every time you run catfun, it shows a random programming joke in Spanish — intentionally bad ones, which is what makes them funny. The jokes are delivered by a stick-figure-style ASCII cat, adding a playful and quirky touch for developers who need a quick laugh while coding.
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