Tarek Elzoghby

Frontend Developer

Self-taught, one skill at a time. I don't move on until I've actually got it.

About

I got into frontend development because it looked like the fastest way into freelancing. I stayed because I got hooked on something else entirely: watching a page grow block by block until it's standing there, complete, in front of you. There's something genuinely satisfying about building things from nothing. Still is.

I'm self-taught, and I learn one skill at a time on purpose. When something new clicks, I pause and practice it until I actually have it, not just recognize it, before moving to the next thing. This site is proof of that process: I learned JavaScript building it.

I keep a log for everything I build: decisions, mistakes, how I got from a problem to a solution. It keeps me organized while I work, and it's usually where my READMEs and write-ups come from afterward.

I'm not done learning. I don't plan to be.

Skills

  • HTML

    Built several real pages. Comfortable with the structure, still refining the details.

  • CSS

    Solid foundation, comfortable with Flexbox. I build layouts with confidence now.

  • Git

    Know the basics well enough to manage my repos properly.

  • JavaScript

    Just finished the foundations. This project is where I actually put them to use.

Projects

Screenshot of the Adel & Co. Ceramics homepage, showing a warm beige hero section with the studio name and a scroll cue

Adel & Co. Ceramics

A one-page site for a fictional ceramics studio, built from a simulated client brief. Warm, handmade feel by design, the opposite of a generic SaaS template.

Contact

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