Frontend developer, trained as an engineer.
I’m Timothy Adewole. I studied mechanical engineering at Covenant University before moving into frontend development, where I build responsive, polished interfaces with modern React and Next.js.
How I think about the work.
Build for the person using it
A page can run without errors and still be hard to use. I judge the work by how it feels to the visitor.
Structure for reuse
Components are designed once and reused, so the site stays consistent and easier to change.
Finish the job
Responsive behaviour, forms, domains, and deployment are part of building a website, not afterthoughts.
What I work with.
- Framework
- Next.js (App Router)ReactTypeScript
- Interface
- Tailwind CSSResponsive designLucide React
- Motion
- Motion for React
- Delivery
- VercelContact form integrationSEO-conscious pages
How a project runs.
- 01
Understand
Learn the problem, the people using the site, and what success looks like.
- 02
Clarify
Agree the requirements and the scope before anything is built.
- 03
Plan
Decide the interface structure and the technical approach.
- 04
Build and refine
Build the pages and components, then tighten the details.
- 05
Test and deploy
Check it across devices, optimise, and put it live.
Education
Covenant University
B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering
Aug 2018 – Jul 2023.