const feranmi = {
title: "Frontend & Mobile Developer",
founder: "Ferousco",
weapons: ["Flutter", "Next.js", "React", "TypeScript"],
specialty: "Making things look good AND actually work",
currentMood: "centering a div (it's fine, i'm fine)",
isBackendGuy: false, // don't ask me to write your API abeg
};I build for web and mobile, and I care an unreasonable amount about how things feel to use. If a button is one pixel off, it haunts me. I've shipped everything from campus food-ordering to a communication app for kids — same energy every time: make it clean, make it fast, make it human.
- Slick Flutter apps that don't look like tutorials
- Next.js sites with the kind of animations that make people scroll twice
- Whatever new idea hijacked my brain this week
| Project | What it is | Live |
|---|---|---|
| Vendly | AI social commerce — turns chat conversations into real, trackable sales | — |
| Orente Grills | Campus food-ordering app built with Next.js 15 + React 19 | Demo |
| CommuniCare | A communication support app for children with autism, built in Flutter | — |
| Forge | A work & finance tool for informal workers, built with dignity in mind | — |
| ReciteAI | Text-to-speech web app that reads anything back to you | Demo |
Also cooking Orastudy (campus study hub) and TapPay (NFC tap-to-pay) in private repos. They'll go public when they're done embarrassing me.
Frontend guy. Ask me to center something, not to write your backend.
