Hi, I'm Bawer — a frontend developer who treats every pixel like it matters. Off-screen you'll find me on a bike, in a forest, or in a half-abandoned building with a camera.
Hover any project to peek at it. Most are personal — a few are client work I'm allowed to talk about.
Roles, projects, and teams that shaped how I work. Listed newest-first.
Worked across giant e-commerce infrastructure projects, small marketing sites, BMS dashboards, and mobile apps. Range taught me to ship under different definitions of "done" — from petabyte-scale uptime to a brochure site that just needs to look right on launch day.
Worked the floor at OGR Snodo — a sprawling restaurant, bar, and lounge right next to the university where students come to study by day and party by night — while studying full-time. Long shifts on tight margins taught me discipline, how to read a room fast, and how to keep service running smoothly when five tables all need you at once. These days I still pick up weekend shifts there for extra cash.
Born curious, slightly obsessive about details, and chronically out the door.
I'm a frontend developer based in Brussels. I build for the web because the medium is generous — you can ship something on a Tuesday and have a stranger tell you it changed their afternoon.
Right now I'm deepening into design systems, motion, and the messy edges of real user data. I want to be a full-stack craftsperson — backend, infra, all of it — but I'm taking it one honest layer at a time.
When I'm not at a screen, I'm probably on two wheels, lost in a paperback, or climbing a fence I shouldn't be climbing to photograph the rust on the other side.
I keep two ongoing logs: distance covered on the bike, and elevation earned on foot. The numbers are honest, even the embarrassing ones.
Two parallel streams that keep my head from melting. Updated whenever I finish something or get stuck.