🚀 Currently building QA Inspector — a Chrome extension for designers, developers, and QA teams.

The idea is simple: make it easier to check how accurately a website follows its design system.

🔍 Inspect UI components, spacing, colors, and typography.

🎯 Compare live interfaces with design tokens and Figma references.

⚡ Spot inconsistencies faster and spend less time on manual UI checks.

Still a work in progress. I'll be sharing more details and announcing the release on my portfolio website:

🌐 https://ozerovandrey.github.io/portfolio/en/

#ProductDesign #DesignSystems #UIUX #ChromeExtension #DesignQA

This is a useful idea.

I’m an early-career full-stack developer who builds practical web applications using Java, Spring Boot, React, and MySQL. I enjoy working across the application—from designing REST APIs and database relationships to building clear, easy-to-use interfaces.

My main project is EventAi, an event-services marketplace where customers can explore vendors, services, and packages, check availability, request bookings, and get AI-assisted event suggestions. The project includes customer, vendor, and admin workflows, email OTP verification, reviews, service photos, and Razorpay payments in test mode.

I’m continuing to improve the application and build my experience with secure, reliable full-stack development. I’m open to opportunities to collaborate on web applications and backend features.

Featured project: EventAi — Event Services Marketplace Built a full-stack marketplace that connects customers with event vendors. Customers can browse services and packages, view vendor details and reviews, check availability, and request bookings. Vendors can manage their business profiles, listings, photos, and booking requests.

Tech stack: Java, Spring Boot, Spring Security, React, MySQL, Spring Data JPA, REST APIs, Gemini API, Razorpay test mode, Docker.