Solarity VR Community Project

Mehmet Demir

Frontend Engineer
Next.js
Tailwind CSS
TypeScript

Overview 🔎

As a frontend developer for the Solarity Metaverse community project, I was responsible for designing and implementing the user interface of a cutting-edge VR platform. This project aimed to create an immersive and interactive virtual environment for community members.

Responsibilities:

• Developed and maintained the frontend architecture using Next.js, ensuring server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG) for optimal performance and SEO.

• Implemented responsive UI components with Tailwind CSS, leveraging its utility-first framework to create a highly customizable and consistent design system.

• Utilized TypeScript to enhance code quality and maintainability, enabling static type checking and reducing runtime errors.

• Collaborated with backend developers to integrate RESTful APIs and GraphQL endpoints, ensuring seamless data flow and state management across the application.

• Optimized performance by employing code-splitting, lazy loading, and other advanced techniques to improve load times and user experience.

• Conducted thorough testing using Jest and React Testing Library to ensure the reliability and robustness of the application.

• Participated in Agile methodologies, including sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and retrospectives, to ensure timely delivery of features and enhancements.

Technologies Used:

• Frontend Framework: Next.js

• Styling: Tailwind CSS

• Programming Language: TypeScript

• Testing: Jest, React Testing Library

• Version Control: Git, GitHub

• Project Management: Jira, Trello

Problem & Solution 🤝

With Next.js + Tailwind css + Typescript, made mobile friendly, pixel perfect frontend

Goals/Requirements: Need to be able to be accessed from wide range of devices. • Cross-platform responsiveness • Standard data entry points for upcoming Node.js Backend • Full functional realtime chatting box

2022

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