I graduated with a Computer Science degree in 2019. After graduating I began working in the Biotech industry, where I still am today.
I got into crypto in the Spring of 2020 and started to spend a lot of my time around everything Ethereum not long after. I genuinely enjoy learning about all the tech, trying out new protocols, speculating on the future, etc.
I've developed great attention to detail in general, especially towards issues surrounding grammar, webpage styling, interacting with JavaScript, and anything else the user may deal with on the front end.
Though anectodical, I've noticed a trend with crypto projects in particular. Developers manage to get their unique, bleeding-edge protocols to work, while their website is riddled with typos bad grammar, dead links, the old name of their project, and much more.
These issues, no matter how minor, come off as unprofessional and give the user a sense of insecurity. With my knowledge and experience, I can help improve how a product is perceived by users.
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