YOUNESS FATINE
web designer
Hi, I’m YOUNESS FATINE, a 19-year-old computer science student passionate about Front-end development. I aim to craft exceptional digital experiences and aspire to win the prestigious Awwwards trophy.
- MY WORK -
Iberic X
Iberic X is a fictional e-commerce site for selling FC Barcelona merchandise in partnership with Nike.
This project was an opportunity for me to strengthen my technical skills, particularly in areas where I wanted to improve. Although I took charge of designing the graphic charter and UX/UI mockups on Figma, my main focus was on React development to fully leverage its performance in creating a modern and responsive site.
I also integrated Tailwind CSS for a fast and responsive interface, and Stripe for a secure payment system.
The backend, built with Node.js, ensures optimal performance and a scalable API.
Supp & Game - Website
SUPP&GAME is a charity event in the world of online gaming!
The association brings together content creators, streamers, and influential gaming personalities to raise funds for different charitable causes each year.
Participants engage in challenges, live gaming marathons, and other entertaining activities streamed continuously on Twitch. Viewers can make real-time donations to support humanitarian organizations and social causes.
Involved in the development of the SUPP&GAME website, my primary role was on the design side, with a strong expertise in CSS. I also integrated numerous 3D elements, including a fully functional PS5 controller to evoke the gaming universe.
FitFull Box - Website
My team and I enthusiastically created the "FitFull Box," a brand specializing in the monthly delivery of boxes containing sports-related products.
During our month in Dublin, I played a key role in the visual design, with a focus on the CSS and 3D aspects of the website.
At the end of our stay, we presented our website in English, showcasing our dedication and expertise in this exciting project.
Bag Scanner
Our project at WebTech Institute aimed to simplify the lives of students. To meet this challenge, my team and I designed a box equipped with an LCD screen and an RFID card reader.
Students can simply scan their badge, triggering a connection to an API via WiFi to retrieve crucial information such as the study room, class time, floor, and campus details.
This provides a practical and instant experience. In the context of this project, my primary role was the 3D printing of the box, adding a physical dimension to our technological solution. I was also responsible for assembling the electronic components.
- ABOUT ME -
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Born in Italy, I charted my course until the age of eight before settling in France, where I successfully obtained my diplomas, including the brevet, the baccalaureate, and the Esabac.
Passionate about sports, I particularly thrive in dynamic disciplines such as basketball and surfing.
Throughout my senior year in high school, a new passion emerged: computer science, specifically front-end development. This is where I found my playground, exploring the creative and innovative aspects of web development.