Vilmos Misota

SportWise is a versatile platform serving both sports leagues and individual organizations. It streamlines operations with tailored interfaces for different tenant types - leagues can manage competitions and standings, while organizations track training attendance and handle administrative tasks. The application utilizes Next.js with hybrid rendering strategies: server-side rendering for public-facing pages ensuring fast initial loads, and client-side rendering with TanStack Query for dynamic admin interfaces. This approach provides optimal performance while maintaining real-time data synchronization across the platform.

Born from my passion for photography, Cinery is an innovative platform that transforms how we experience photo stories. It combines visual narratives with dynamic audio landscapes to create truly immersive experiences. The platform enables photographers to present their long-form projects in a cinematic format, where each image transition is choreographed with sound design. Using Next.js for seamless navigation, the Web Audio API for dynamic sound processing, and Tailwind for responsive design. Cinery offers a unique way to engage with visual storytelling.

Website was developed using Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase, Tailwind and Framer Motion. It features an admin interface built with Supabase, which enables the coach to manage classes and class availability. The website also allows visitors to view all available classes and submit class requests, as well as a CMS-controlled section for posting highlights. I am proud of the final outcome and the opportunity to help a small business grow with my skillset

This project was an e-commerce website that sells a photobook, with plans to expand to additional products in the future. I used Next.js to create a server-generated static website that was connected to a headless CMS. The financial transactions were handled by Stripe API. This was a straightforward setup that utilized prop drilling, layout components, custom hooks, and Framer-motion for animations. This was my first time using TypeScript in a real-world project, it was a big learning curve but it was worth it in the end.

This project was one of my first experiences building a web application using React and the Redux state management library. It was a side project that consumed multiple APIs. It is not a perfect one, and looking back I have identified many mistakes I made during the development process. However, this experience has allowed me to appreciate the learning process and how much I have improved as a developer since then, and it was a valuable learning experience.

This project was a one-page website for a bar in Edinburgh. I was responsible for the photography, design and web development of the site. The website was built from scratch using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, without the use of any frameworks. The goal was to create a simple, yet visually appealing website that showcased the bar's atmosphere and offerings