I hope to be recognized in the market as a person who designs digital documents.

A long time ago, I started ‘coding’ by entering product information for internet shopping malls, called ‘HTML coding’. While rewriting my self-introduction, I briefly remembered 'during my school days, I was studying with Notepad on Windows 95 after looking at a document containing how to use HTML 4.01 tags that downloaded from the PC communication data room'. As I learned npm and Git, I learned a lot of open information such as Stack Overflow. Even these days, when I googling or playing with AI's, I feel like I'm back in time.

Luckily, it is still alive and well in the web market, and is here with you under the name ‘Web Publisher’.
Now, I am closer to a 'Digital Documentation Architect (DDA)' than a 'front-end developer'. DDA is not a commonly used term in the market, but if I refine it a little more and promote it, wouldn't it be able to become better known? Assuming that the term 'web publisher' also played a part in making the Korean IT market interesting, I would like to conclude that it was a 'good priming' to create a good environment for working together. As the ‘front-end area’ becomes more important and the influence of JavaScript grows, it is believed that the definition of ‘front-end developer’ also needs to be subdivided or refined as needed.

My career

• OO Bank personal banking UI/UX integrated operation. (Now)
• Nuxt.js-based web publishing to build new services for credit card company. (2021. 07 ~ 2021. 12)
• Web publishing to build new game services. (2020. 06 ~ 2021. 06)
• Local big market company's UI/UX integrated operation. (2017. 12 ~ 2020. 04)
• OO Pay UI/UX integrated operation. (2016. 01 ~ 2017. 09)

Worked since 2002.