Web

Introduction

My interest in computer science began during my school years. From an early age, I actively sought information about the technologies available at the time, which quickly turned into an absorbing hobby. I worked both on assembling computers and on analyzing and modifying operating systems in order to solve problems — at a time when access to the internet was still very limited.

During high school, along with the rapid development of the internet in Poland, I had the opportunity to learn the basics of web development, particularly HTML (including the then-common table-based approach). I found it intuitive and clear, which encouraged me to continue learning.

At that time, I created my first website — a computer science school project in the form of an original encyclopedia of the Harry Potter book series.

In the following years, I continued developing my web technology skills, learning JavaScript, jQuery, and CSS, as well as responsive web design (RWD) principles. Over time, I also adopted more modern approaches such as Flexbox and CSS Grid, which allowed me to create more flexible and structured layouts.

Created Websites and Web Projects

Selected older projects have been kept as a record of my design and technological development. Some of them are no longer available online; however, they can still be viewed in archived versions via Web Archive. Due to limitations of web archiving, not all visual elements are preserved correctly, therefore screenshots of the original projects are also provided alongside the archived links.