My work.

Fazz Business Design System

During my tenure, I took over and led the creation of the design system after the departure of the previous senior engineer. Despite being only four months into my role as a junior developer, I had gained enough trust and credibility to lead this crucial domain. This achievement was made possible through the support of the exceptional Frontend team at Fazz and the invaluable mentorship from other senior developers.

A significant part of my work involved implementing Storybook, an open-source tool that provides a sandbox environment for UI component development. This implementation allowed our designers to easily view, interact with, and test our components in isolation. To further enhance our development process, we integrated Chromatic into our CI/CD pipeline. This integration enabled automated UI testing and visual regression testing, ensuring consistency and catching potential issues early in the development cycle.

BUMP Bouldering

While building their website as a full-time employee, I also concurrently taught classes as a climbing coach and created online tools to ease day-to-day operations such as Chrome extensions.

The main website contains many hero images and big visuals, so optimizing the images with modern file formats was a priority to drive customers to check the physical location out. I utilized the gatsby-plugin-image to help with this. The plugin contains controls for lazy loading, as well as responsive images.

Offramps.eth

I was brought on to transform their Figma designs into a functional webapp. Although I wasn't a full-time employee, I contributed more than just code. I offered feedback on the designs, which helped shape the final look of the product. It was great to see my input valued, demonstrating that I bring both technical skills and design sensibility to the table.

This project marked my first venture into the Web3 space, making it particularly interesting. Working with the team, I gained valuable insights into this emerging field. The project had tight deadlines and required rapid development, giving me a taste of the startup pace. I embraced this fast-paced environment and thoroughly enjoyed the experience, learning a lot about efficient project delivery in the process.

Ωmni Cables

Noticing a gap in the market in SEA and the absurd prices to get a product from overseas, I created the first mouse paracording service in Malaysia. My goal was to create affordable cables, raise technical knowledge about mice, as well as create a community of mouse enthusiasts and modders in Malaysia.

Right now, I maintain 2 Facebook pages with over 8000 members as an admin ensuring high quality discussions. I'm glad my hobbies and interests can help increase general public's knowledge about Right to Repair. If you have an interest to collaborate about gaming mice, contact me!

JainBot

As an avid gamer since I was kid, I always like to keep up-to-date with the latest games that are released. However, games are also expensive, and I can't buy every single AAA game that comes out unless I want to live off rice and soy sauce.

Luckily for me, just for research purposes (I do not download them), I can view games that have been repacked. But going to the website everyday to check is troublesome, so I decided to create a Discord Bot that would scrape the RSS feed and parse the data into individual nuggets of information per game. This would run every day and post it to my Discord channel so I can read the updates in the format that I desire.

Hit the Score Quiz App

During my internship, I've had the honor of taking on a project from a client all by myself. This was the biggest task I've taken on at the time as an intern and I learnt a lot from leading this project.

The app had two parts, an admin dashboard which teachers had access to create, plan, and organize quizzes as well as view their students' scores. The second part was the client app where students would log in to take part in these quizzes.

With this project, I learnt how to request, post and aggregate data from a NOSQL database such as MongoDB and tie it all together.

LevelUp

Due to pandemic in 2020, one of SEA's biggest gaming events had to cancel live events and they decided to do a virtual gaming event.

I was tasked to help develop the event website and gather information from the vendors that would be attending this virtual event.

One of the highlights was the vendor page on the website, where there would be a image grid of vendors with their showcased game. You could click on an image and it would lead to a server-side generated website based on the [uid] of the vendor. This information was collected prior using a separate simple website with a form which I also developed.