Fadi is a skilled Front-End Developer with over a decade of experience creating exciting interfaces and visuals for client platforms and websites. He has extensive knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, Cross Browser Compatibility, Responsive Design/Development, and front-end frameworks such as Bootstrap and Vue.js. Fadi is adaptive to new applications and technologies, as well as motivated, hard-working, and attentive to details.
Offered support in running e-learning solutions for multiple client. Edutech serves the region’s educational institutions with the most effective learning solutions across classrooms, libraries, innovation centers, STEM centers, science and engineering labs, etc.
Developed various e-learning projects under systems like Black-board, QMP, and Moodle.
Trained staff on templating E-learning solutions in KSA and Jordan.
Worked on the development of multiple project including Sejaal (arabic website for Poetry Competitions), Jeeran Channels (section in the old Jeeran website that offers service of articles and contributions in many categories) in Drupal CMS.
Migrated the old Jeeran website from ASP.Net to Drupal CMS.
Ensured that the websites are optimized for various devices.
Abusheikha Exchange is a platform that provides currency exchange and money transfer services in line with developments in the banking market through technological development, high-quality customer service, and a widespread network. Acted as a Full Stack Developer for the project that was built using Drupal7.
HOUCED is a powerful new mobile app enabling realtors to quickly build leads, drive sales and grow their business in today’s competitive real estate market. Featuring HOUCED’s proprietary mobile dashboard, HOUCED gives realtors the insights and tools to find leads and close sales as never before. Created a One Page Parallax Responsive website.
The project involved the creation of a portal for the Agricultural Engineers Association Of Jordan. I managed the front-end implementation on Bootstrap 3 for the project.
