React / Next.js
Building fast, accessible component-driven applications with React and Next.js.
Ifechukwu Max-Oti
Four years building client websites—from music ministries to sports consultancies—and just as long helping beginners get from "HTML looks scary" to confidently shipping their own projects.
Hello, I'm Ife—a frontend developer who turns ideas into clear, usable interfaces. I started learning web development by taking websites apart: understanding how they worked and what shaped each interaction.
Today, I work primarily as a frontend developer, building responsive, user-focused web applications with React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS. My work ranges from landing pages to full e-commerce experiences with cart flows, authentication, and real deployment constraints.
Beyond building, I also teach frontend development, helping curious developers move from “How does this work?” to confidently building projects of their own.
The tools I use to turn ideas, design systems, and product requirements into thoughtful frontend experiences.
Aug 2026 — Present
Maintaining and improving the academy website and LMS, with a focus on reliable content updates and a clear learner experience.
Jul 2024 — Present
Teaching frontend fundamentals to beginners and translating complex concepts into practical, project-based lessons.
Sep 2025 — Sep 2026
Built responsive school-portal dashboards with role-based login experiences.
Jul 2023 — Jun 2024
Mentored early-career developers through their first practical frontend projects.
Apr 2023 — Jul 2023
Started my professional frontend career by building client-facing interfaces.

Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · SEO

Sports management · Responsive design · Motion · Design system

GSAP · Vite

React · Motion

React · Vite

Redux · Vite

Zustand · APIs ×4
Since 2024 I've mentored beginner developers at Attueyi Coding Academy - breaking down complex frontend concepts into practical, project-based lessons that actually stick.
Teaching sharpens the way I build. Explaining a concept clearly to someone new means I understand it more deeply myself - which shows up in cleaner components and more maintainable code.
06. What's next?
I'm currently open to new opportunities—whether that's a frontend role, a client project, or a conversation about the web.
ifechiglory@gmail.com