Akcium

I would love to answer your comment but I didn't read it :P

Location: Armenia

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: VueJS 3, Tailwind, PHP/Laravel/MySQL. Mostly frontend developer with strong attention to UI/UX area (that's important to me)

CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victor-ponamariov/, https://vpon.bio/, https://vpon.me/

Email: [email protected]

Thanks for your comment. Yeah, I posted it mainly because I liked the artistic side of it - the landing itself is quite complicated (a lot of interactions), but I really enjoyed the creativity.

I'm also diagnosed with ADHD. Unfortunately, there are no ADHD meds available in my country at all. :(

I'm not exactly sure what ADHD feels like for me, but there’s one thing I’ve noticed. I used to take methylphenidate, but the effect was pretty small. In order to get it, I had to fly to another country, which was expensive. So I eventually gave up on that idea.

Now it’s been a year without stimulants, and I’m not sure if it’s a coincidence or not, but for the first time in my life I’ve ended up in debt, with almost zero productivity, no finished projects, and so on.

It doesn’t matter whether I sleep well or not — over the past 12 months I’ve had different conditions (good sleep, bad sleep, good diet, bad diet, etc.), but overall, my focus has stayed close to zero.

By the way, I’ve never tried nicotine patches. I’m pretty sure I won’t find them here, but at least I can probably order them.

Wasn't sure which term to use, it's like "UX in real life".

That's funny that I found the link to my newsletter in this article that says:

"Even though this is a newsletter about user interface design, Viktor starts off by talking about the weather in Armenia and his vacation."

Want to run a successful (I exaggerate) newsletter about UI/UX? Start off by talking about the weather in Armenia :)

Well, it's a shameless promotion but I'm working on my UI/UX course. I make it with NuxtJS, so it's a custom platform.

The key idea is that I'll try explain UI/UX by redesigning a big application (with old UI and poor UX), combining theory with real-world practice.

https://doing-design-right.com/