Frontend development
HTML5, CSS3, Sass, JavaScript, React and responsive layouts.
I'm Bajram Ramadan, a frontend developer and technical educator based in Germany. I build web experiences and share the ideas behind them through articles, practical code examples and video tutorials.
I enjoy the point where a design becomes a working experience.
I build interfaces and explain the decisions behind them. My background brings together frontend development, WordPress and product design, with a focus on making both the experience and the implementation easier to understand.
Working on real projects gives me questions worth investigating: how to structure a page, handle an API failure, simplify a user journey or make a layout behave across screen sizes. I turn selected lessons into articles, video tutorials and code examples that other developers can explore.
My personal project Nevipe gives me a practical setting for working with content discovery, APIs and interface states. It also provides material for explaining what works, what breaks and why a particular approach was chosen.
I have contributed as a technical reviewer to educational publishing with BPB Publications. That experience reinforces something I value in my own resources: an explanation should help a reader understand an idea well enough to try it, question it and adapt it.
My aim is to make web development knowledge useful and approachable. I welcome questions and corrections on published resources, and I continue developing the examples as I learn.
Selected roles across product interfaces, client websites and development teams.
My experience spans product interfaces, company websites, and e-commerce. These examples highlight the kind of work I contributed to and the responsibilities involved.
Implemented responsive screens and reusable UI components from supplied designs, with attention to consistency across devices.
Worked on product interfaces and moved registration and login into the app, simplifying the onboarding journey.
Delivered frontend and WordPress work, coordinated development tasks and supported junior colleagues.
These are the skills behind my development work and the examples I share. Tutorials describe the specific tools used, rather than implying expertise in every platform.
HTML5, CSS3, Sass, JavaScript, React and responsive layouts.
Custom themes, Elementor, ACF and WooCommerce.
User flows, wireframes, Figma prototypes and reusable interface components.
REST APIs, Node.js, Git, GitHub and Postman.
Semantic HTML, keyboard-friendly interactions, cross-device checks and practical performance improvements.
Explaining implementation decisions through tutorials, project notes and technical review.
Clear goals and regular feedback make the work easier to evaluate and improve.
Clarify the audience, content, goals and constraints before choosing a solution.
Agree on priorities, page structure, responsibilities and the scope of delivery.
Implement the agreed design and content workflows, sharing progress along the way.
Technical review is one way I contribute to educational resources. Each publication entry identifies my role and links to the original source so readers can understand the contribution.
For the full collection, including future books and online resources, explore Books & Publications.

An introductory web-development book covering HTML, CSS, and responsive website fundamentals. My contribution was as a technical reviewer.
HTML, CSS, Responsive Web Development
Get in touch about a website, frontend project, learning resource or technical collaboration.
Tell me what you’re building, who it is for, and where you need support. We can work out a useful next step together.
Selected learning records, grouped by provider or subject. Open a certificate to view the full image and its details.
These records document courses and activities I have completed. My tutorials, projects and published contributions show how I put that learning into practice.
Microsoft Official Course — Semos Education · 2012
Microsoft Official Course — Semos Education · 2012
Microsoft Official Course — Semos Education · 2012
Seavus Education and Development Center (SEDC) · 2013
International Space Apps Challenge — Skopje · 2013
Codefest Organization · 2013
Formal study and practical experience gave me a starting point. Continued building keeps that knowledge useful.
2011–2012 | Web development · Semos | Foundations in web development.
2012–2013 | Professional Web Developer & Cloud Engineer · SEDC | Professional training in web development and related technologies.
2014 | Internships · Massive Clouds & SEDC | Early practical experience working with development teams.
2017 | JavaScript & Node.js · Semos | Further study in JavaScript and server-side development.
I share practical lessons through writing, video and personal projects, with an emphasis on explaining how an implementation works.
Technical writing | Practical explanations of frontend concepts and implementation decisions.
Video tutorials | Build-along examples on my YouTube channel.
Technical review | A contribution to educational publishing with BPB Publications.
Personal projects | Exploring content discovery, APIs and interface behaviour through Nevipe.