April 2025: Delivered targeted UI/content improvements and localization across NIAEFEUP/enei and NIAEFEUP/uni. Key features and fixes include landing page corrections (typos, event data, enrollment copy); UI consistency improvements (tab icon text overflow and alignment); modal and information panels standardized (ModalInfoRow refactor to ListTile; new student/professor info modals); icon rendering alignment with direct enum usage and a new course-units icon; calendar integration for exams with ExamModal; and broad code quality improvements (Main.dart cleanup). Internationalization support added English and Portuguese translations. These changes improve readability, accessibility, and business reach, reduce maintenance overhead, and enable calendar-based workflows and multilingual support.

March 2025 (NIAEFEUP/uni) focused on UI polish and component reliability to boost user experience and design-system consistency. Delivered two features: Profile UI Polish and Tab Icon Component Overhaul, underpinned by fixes for tab color inheritance and label overflow. Result: a cohesive, accessible, and visually stable profile and tab experience, enabling quicker feature iteration and reduced UI regressions. Skills demonstrated include front-end component design, React-based UI refactoring, color accessibility considerations, and attention to edge-case rendering.

February 2025 (NIAEFEUP/uni): UI refinements and reliability improvements across the app, with a focus on delivering business value while maintaining a clean codebase. Key work included the introduction and iterative refinement of the Add Money dialog for balance printing (UI, input handling, and validation). The feature was subsequently disabled to align with current workflows. Implemented a precise Tooltip display fix in ExamCard and RestaurantCard to show the correct name property on hover, improving user clarity. Enforced a single, consistent light theme by removing the theme switch and updating related settings, ensuring uniform user experience and reducing support variance. Enhanced GenericCard visuals with softened shadows and an optional gradient to support richer UI design options. Removed obsolete Reference Section UI to simplify the codebase and reduce maintenance effort. Overall, these changes improve user experience, design consistency, and maintainability while keeping options open for future feature reintroduction where appropriate.

January 2025 highlights: established a localization-first frontend foundation and delivered a cohesive profile-focused UI, enabling multi-language support, richer user engagement, and a cleaner, scalable codebase. Key user-facing features include translations infrastructure with generated files, a polished profile overview/list tile/card experience, UI controls and theming/localization switches, a new notifications dialog, and settings toggles for usage stats and tuition notifications. Fixed critical issues including profile list tile rendering and translation form/global translations, and improved bootstrap flow and overall code health through targeted refactors.

December 2024 (NIAEFEUP/uni) — Monthly summary focusing on feature delivery, impact, and capabilities: Key features delivered: - Implemented a generic card tooltip system across the uni_ui package to standardize how information is revealed on UI cards. Tooltip support added to CourseGradeCard, ExamCard, and ServiceCard. - Introduced a new ProfileCard widget with label/content/tooltip and an optional click handler to improve information accessibility and UI consistency. Major bugs fixed: - No major bugs reported for this period. UI polish and consistency improvements were implemented through the new tooltip system and ProfileCard, reducing potential misuse or duplication of tooltip logic. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Enhanced user experience by making card information more accessible and visually consistent, improving information discovery and reducing cognitive load for end users. - Increased maintainability by centralizing tooltip functionality and providing a reusable ProfileCard component across the app. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - UI/UX design and component library evolution in Flutter/Dart. - Modular architecture, semantic commit messages, and improving accessibility with standardized tooltips. - End-to-end feature implementation from design to integration across multiple card components.