• Role: Associate UI/UX Engineer / Front-end Developer
• Technologies Used: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Vue, BootstrapVue

Overview:

Personal PAC is a powerful fundraising application designed to support election campaigns by streamlining fundraising efforts. The app enables campaign managers to efficiently manage and raise funds through a suite of tools, including campaign management, a comprehensive analytics dashboard, donor profile management, and automated email confirmations. The platform consists of two web portals: a User portal built with pure HTML and CSS, and an Admin portal using Vue.

My Contributions:

I played a crucial role in the front-end development and UI/UX design of the Admin portal. My responsibilities included:

• Front-end Development: Developed and optimized the Admin portal using Vue and BootstrapVue, creating an intuitive and efficient interface for campaign managers.
• API Integration: Handled API calls using Axios to ensure smooth data flow between the frontend and backend, facilitating real-time updates for campaign management and analytics.
• UI/UX Engineering: Designed user-friendly layouts for the Admin portal, focusing on usability and accessibility to enable campaign managers to manage donors, track campaign progress, and generate reports easily.
• Responsive Design: Ensured the Admin portal's compatibility across various devices, providing a seamless experience for users whether on desktop or mobile.

Key Achievements:

• Contributed to the development of a scalable Admin portal that enables campaign managers to track and manage fundraising efforts efficiently.
• Collaborated with the development team to implement user-friendly features like analytics dashboards and donor profile management, enhancing the overall user experience.
• Improved API handling for better performance and real-time data updates, ensuring campaign managers always had the latest insights.
• Streamlined the UI of the Admin portal to align with the campaign’s branding, improving user satisfaction and usability. Link: