Hello, I'mEero Suvanto.

I'm a
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Hey You!

And thank you for your interest in my website. I hope you find what you are looking for!

Best regards,

Eero

Who am I?

Half Coder, half Designer, extended from Teacher class component

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So I'm Eero, currently living in Helsinki, the capital of Finland. I'm a computer science guy with infinite eagerness to learn more. I'm a mixture of your friendly neighborhood developer, a designer pursuing to create both functional and good looking end results and a teacher, who does his best to share good practices among co-workers and learners.

What else I do? Well being a fan boy of Star Wars, Marvel, DC, Monty Python... (list goes on) takes it's time. As a contrast to smashing keyboard, I'll try to smash weights in the gym (gently enough, I'm not a crossfitter). Videogames from C64 and NES to this date have influenced greatly on my creativity and imagination. Disclaimer: Consoles are cool but there can be only one PC master race.

For more details about things I have done so far, check out Skills & Experience page or Portfolio for some of my favorite projects. Please feel free to contact me, if you are interested in working with me!

My Design Principles

There's usually more than just one superb solution, but avoiding the bad ones isn't rocket science.

Enjoyable

Experience

No lag + aesthetics = happy user

The manda­tory stuff: Fast load times, op­ti­mized images and other as­sets, lag free in­ter­ac­tion. But op­ti­mizing doesn't mean skip­ping in­tu­itive and fun user ex­pe­ri­ence. Balanc­ing be­tween fan­cy ef­fects and load times is the cru­cial thing.

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Meaningful

Content

SEO, accessibility, relevance

Making search en­gines hap­py like this pear here isn't that hard, but acces­si­ble and rel­e­vant con­tent for a hu­man is an an­ot­her thing. This has to be kept in mind from the very be­gin­ning of the development process.

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Think

Responsively

A 55'' mobile phone would be impractical

Mobile de­vices with var­i­ous screen types and sizes are not going any­where. Sure it wouldn't hurt to use phones little less, but frus­trat­ing mo­bile ex­pe­ri­ence isn't solution for that. Making the ex­pe­ri­ence smooth on every de­vice saves nerves!

Contact me

To reach me out most easily, you can send me a message on LinkedIn. For alternatives, check out the footer in the end of each page.

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