REMI MEULLEMEESTRE

In order to obtain a new job as a web developer (Front End or Full Stack), I'm now working on personal projects. Using industry standards React, Redux, Redux Toolkit, MUI, RapidAPI, and a few other libraries, I recently designed, developed, and implemented an online cryptocurrency web application. I also created a blog with CRUD features using Node, Express, and MongoDB. Lastly, this portfolio employs Tailwind, Sanity, Shadcn/ui, TypeScript, Astro, and React.

The scope of work was quite broad: from building and maintaining websites using the WordPress content management system and the "in-house" PHP framework (which manages over 40 domains and 25 brands) to developing and expanding that framework, fixing technical audits (quality, SEO, security, caching policy, rendering optimization), organizing and facilitating workshops to address technical problems and suggest new ideas and tools with the team, and supporting the migration of all sites from Gandi to Ecritel and, more recently, Microsoft Azure.

In addition, I had to work with the Infrastructure and Networks department to setup files for the build and deployment of Docker images in both pre-production and production environments, as well as work with Microsoft Azure, Kubernetes, Docker, and CI-CD; Azure-cli, k8s files, managing pods and containers.

Ultimately, my goal was to enhance the team's workflow and tools, which resulted in the creation of a documentation tailored to the group's requirements and the significant technological advancement symbolized by the release of the Gutenberg content editor. I also took part in the implementation of this documentation in tandem with the team, utilizing tools like Composer, Timber, Twig, Extended ACF (Vinkla), Webpack, SASS, etc.

I worked with PHP, JavaScript, HTML 5, and CSS 3 to create and integrate new WordPress features. This involved merging content, managing three WordPress multi-sites' back ends, deploying "child themes," and resolving bugs. I also utilize plugins like Woocommerce, Loco Translate, Learndash, Uncanny Own, and Elementor. Finally, I helped with the logotyping and photo editing for the "Learn X" concept.

My team and I had less than three weeks to completely build a website from scratch. I was in charge of coming up with the concept, designing the wireframe, making the website and logo, and configuring a special WordPress installation. I created WordPress templates and registered custom fields after adding Weather API with JavaScript and using SASS to partially integrate the styles.