Latest Work I have done so far

@andresclua/jsutil is a toolkit of small, ready-made JavaScript utilities that simplify everyday tasks—like handling data, dates, or content—so developers can work faster without starting from scratch.

I always wanted to work on a webcam project, but couldn't find clients who shared my interest. So, I decided to experiment on my own. I played with pixels and created "ascii characters" based on pixel colors.

The results were impressive, with powerful visuals and color customization. As a final touch, I added the capability to generate jpg files. For tech stack I used Vanilla js + Astro, deployed to Netlify.

On this Terra project, we took a two-phased approach.

In the first phase, we analyzed a database of 200,000 records using the Twilio API, working with the marketing team to identify qualified prospects efficiently. In the second phase, we built a fast, optimized landing page tailored to those prospects.

To ensure top performance on Google PageSpeed, we used Astro as the frontend layer, Sanity as the CMS, and deployed on Netlify, delivering a high-performing, scalable solution.

BoostifyJS is a toolkit that improves web performance by optimizing script and style loading with flexible event triggers. It lets developers defer scripts like analytics or third-party libraries until after the page load, boosting speed and user experience.

With support for Node.js and UMD, its modular design allows selective use of features, ensuring efficient resource management and faster, more responsive websites.

In collaboration with Terra, we partnered with the client to create a small website that clearly explains the company’s work in just a few steps. From concept and design to user experience, interface, and animations, every detail was carefully crafted.

The client’s technical knowledge helped shape requirements, leading us to use Nuxt for the frontend and Sanity as the CMS, all deployed on AWS for performance, scalability, and reliability.

I was leading the development of this project inside Terra, we had to showcase all artist projects.

For the implementation, we opted for a powerful tech stack, leveraging Nuxt for the frontend,Sanity.io for managing content, and deploying the entire system on Heroku this combination allowed us to create a dynamic and efficient website.

At Terra, I collaborated with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) on the #DontChooseExtinction campaign, featuring Jack Black as Frank. The initiative focused on raising global awareness of climate change, inequality, and humanity’s future.

I led a team of three—a frontend developer, a backend developer, and a project manager—to build a digital resource center toolkit. This platform amplified the campaign’s message worldwide, combining accessibility, scalability, and performance to deliver an impactful experience.

At Terra, I worked with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the UN’s global development and advocacy network, to create a framework for presenting annual reports in a clear, engaging way. Built with Nuxt.js, the solution was lightweight, scalable, and optimized for performance across devices.

To enhance storytelling, I integrated subtle micro-animations that guided attention and encouraged continuous scrolling. The result was a vibrant, scroll-driven experience that amplified UNDP’s mission through modern, interactive digital storytelling.