Nereo

Experiments, notes and digital side projects.

Frankfurt

About

Based in Frankfurt am Main, working in international air cargo logistics and exploring digital systems, web development, and AI workflows after hours.

This site is my personal sandbox for experiments, notes and small side projects.

Skills & Interests

Technical Skills

Logistics Web Development UI / UX Design SEO Basics AI

Languages

German English Spanish Portuguese

Interests

Technology & Innovation History Communication Gaming Music Tacos

Sandbox

AI

In Progress

Discovering how AI can support creativity, coding, and learning. From generating design ideas to writing cleaner code, experimenting with AI has been one of the most fascinating parts of my journey. It's not about shortcuts - it's about understanding how humans and machines can think together.

AI Tools Learning by Doing Creative Experiments

Space Game

Beta Version

Had a lot of fun creating this little browser game in Cursor. The agent was pretty helpful and easy to use. Early problems with mobile devices have been fixed lately, and I'm excited to watch friends enjoy it.

JavaScript Canvas API Game Development

GitHub & The Developer World

Current Discovery

While diving into coding and web development, I stumbled upon GitHub - and quickly realized how much it shapes the developer world. So of course, I had to check it out.

GitHub Version Control Community Learning

Portfolio Website (This One!)

Ongoing Experiment

This very website! My first major project built with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. A hands-on learning space with a design inspired by developer aesthetics and curiosity. It's where I experiment, learn, and keep track of my progress - one line of code at a time.

HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript Animations

Let's Connect

I'm always excited to connect with fellow tech enthusiasts, coding beginners, and experienced professionals - anyone who shares a passion for learning and experimentation. Whether you want to share tips, discuss ideas, or just say hello - I'd love to hear from you.

And if you happen to spot a broken link, a typo, or think something could be improved (or even if you just find the site ugly), please reach out anyway - feedback is always welcome. Every suggestion helps me learn and make this little corner of the web a bit better.