Professional profile
Krisztián
Senior Full-Stack Developer
Senior full-stack development across React, Next.js, Laravel, data and search systems, infrastructure automation, and production delivery, with particular attention to precise frontend implementation and practical UI and UX. Technical SEO is incorporated into frontend and backend decisions from the beginning rather than treated as a final adjustment.
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Core areas include CSS, semantic HTML, React, and Next.js. The full-stack experience also covers JavaScript and TypeScript, Node.js, Laravel and PHP, and professionally engineered WordPress stacks using Roots Bedrock, Sage, Composer, and Docker where appropriate. Earlier publishing work includes contributions to 24.hu and NLCafé.hu, platforms serving large daily audiences, as well as the complete overhaul of Brussels Signal.
Data, search, and operations
Data and search experience includes MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Elasticsearch. The DevOps and operations toolkit includes Docker, Linux, Nginx, CI/CD, GitHub Actions, monitoring, backups, and automated deployment. Performance, security, and recoverability are considered alongside application behavior rather than being left until release.
Design beyond the browser
Experience outside conventional web development includes 2D design, 3D modelling, texturing, and indie game production. This visual background contributes to composition, interaction, responsive hierarchy, and implementation detail, while also helping identify interface decisions that may confuse or obstruct users.
Applied AI integration and automation
Applied AI experience focuses on system architecture, workflow integration, content assistance, semantic search, data preparation, and evaluating where automated behavior is useful. Practical work includes editorial tooling, AI-supported administration, and connecting model capabilities to maintainable production workflows.
Product thinking and technical communication
Business requirements are translated into concrete interfaces, data flows, administrative tools, and implementation priorities. Communication can stay technically detailed or be adapted for non-technical decision-makers, with assumptions and trade-offs made visible before they become expensive changes.