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.
2025 — 2026
Became member of NEXTFUR nextfur.net, started to study nextjs & svelte Making Arkhan landingpage.
2022 — 2025
My frist commission as front-end developer & studing html, css, javascript. Onwner of a small Minecraft server network.
2020 — 2022
My frist contact with development...
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.
Arkhan is an security team division of nextfur (nextfur.net), the landing page now is down but the source is on my github.
Landing page for karasu.sh security team.
Imagine a world... unseen is an plataform developed to unify email, calendar, LLM, notes and sync all of them between the apps.