2026 — NOW
Working on Jurasolvo, staff member at NEXTFUR (commissions open), and studying at UCSAL Currently studying Software Engineering at UCSAL and working as an intern with automations and front-end at Jurasolvo.
2026 — NOW
Working on Jurasolvo, staff member at NEXTFUR (commissions open), and studying at UCSAL Currently studying Software Engineering at UCSAL and working as an intern with automations and front-end at Jurasolvo.
2026 — NOW
Working on Jurasolvo, staff member at NEXTFUR (commissions open), and studying at UCSAL Currently studying Software Engineering at UCSAL and working as an intern with automations and front-end at Jurasolvo.
2026 — NOW
Working on Jurasolvo, staff member at NEXTFUR (commissions open), and studying at UCSAL Currently studying Software Engineering at UCSAL and working as an intern with automations and front-end at Jurasolvo.
Im rodolfo, a Software Engineering student at UCSal passionate on front-end development and Ui/UX design.
Software Engineering student at UCSal, Front-End Developer, and UI/UX Designer.
I study Software Engineering at UCSal and work front-end day to day. I like simple pages that load fast, read well on any screen, and don't break. My favorite stack is Next.js, but i like Svelte when the project asks for it.
UI (user interface) is what the user sees: the layout, the visual design, the components they interact with. It s driven by design. UX (user experience) is how the interface feels to use: the navigation, the accessibility, how easily someone can accomplish what they came to do. The two are related but not the same — a site can look good and still be frustrating to use. Good UX is also judged against intent: an interface built for a specialist audience has different goals than one meant for everyone. More in my paper.
UI (user interface) is what the user sees: the layout, the visual design, the components they interact with. It s driven by design. UX (user experience) is how the interface feels to use: the navigation, the accessibility, how easily someone can accomplish what they came to do. The two are related but not the same — a site can look good and still be frustrating to use. Good UX is also judged against intent: an interface built for a specialist audience has different goals than one meant for everyone. More in my paper.
UI (user interface) is what the user sees: the layout, the visual design, the components they interact with. It s driven by design. UX (user experience) is how the interface feels to use: the navigation, the accessibility, how easily someone can accomplish what they came to do. The two are related but not the same — a site can look good and still be frustrating to use. Good UX is also judged against intent: an interface built for a specialist audience has different goals than one meant for everyone. More in my paper.
