Justin Bento

Front-End Designer & Developer

Welcome To My Website!

This is a self-portrait photograph of Justin Bento.

Hi, my name is Justin, and I am a Front-End Designer based in Toronto. For the past three years, I’ve been helping companies and charities build accessible websites and web applications that make information easier to use and understand. My focus is on creating interfaces that feel intuitive and natural to navigate. I mainly work with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, Node, and React. Take your time and browse through my website, think of it as a space for me to learn, reflect, and share what I learn along the way.

Projects

Dr. Pressure

A pressure-washing business based in Vancouver, BC, specializing in driveways, home exteriors, moss removal, patios, decks, and other outdoor areas. I volenteered to research templates that fit their needs and then tailor the chosen template to best represent the company.

Project: Caesar Cipher

The caesar cipher aka a shift cipher is the first project set of projects provided by The Odin Project to new developers understand basic encryption techniques and practice implementing algorithms.

Personal Website

Personal Website is a developer portfolio that offers a seamless experience for people who want to know more about Justin Bento while enabling justin to share his perspective.

Believe Support Services

Is a special home for for kids with dissablities that need 24/7 support. Their job is to help provide a wide variety of programs were designed to encourage individuals with complex needs build life skills, participate in recreational activities, and be part of social groups.

Urban Greens Antigua

A showcase website that displays high-quality microgreens. The website provides information about all microgreens the companies sells and help customers understand micro-greens. My role for this project was to be a Website Designer, Developer.

ParkSmart

ParkSmart is a parking app designed for Humber College. It allows students to pay parking tickets, manage processing and revenue, and track active parking time logs all through an application.

Writing

How I am Tackling A Book Called Cracking The Coding Interview?

This article discusses how I will read through "Cracking the Coding Interview" to help me learn how to prepare for developer interviews, solve and use algorithms, and continue my learning as a developer.

Sharing The Tools That Helped Me Move Away from Paid Software.

Sharing my experience moving away from paid software for personal usage what I gave up, what I gained, and the tools that made it possible.

Why Slowing Down Made Me a Faster Developer?

A website that functions flawlessly across different browsers not only enhances user satisfaction but also broadens its reach.

Behind the Scenes of Turning My PSP Into Something New!

This article shares my journey of reviving and modifying my PlayStation Portable, while highlighting why I enjoy taking on hands-on projects outside of my professional field.

Front-End Techniques for Optimizing Website Performance

Slow-loading websites can frustrate users, affect search engine rankings, and ultimately lead to loss of traffic and revenue. Front-end optimization is the key to ensuring a fast, responsive, and user-friendly website.

How I Stopped Drowning in Scattered Ideas?

Create a post on essential security practices for web developers. Cover topics such as secure coding, HTTPS implementation, and protection against common web vulnerabilities.