👋🏽 Hi, I'm Isaac Barsoum, a fifteen-year-old freelance developer based in N.C., U.S. I have a passion for politics (both domestic and international), writing, and playing the violin.

Most of my projects are self-started. I studied under the mentorship of Rob Muhlestein until 2021 and have been making self-taught advancements since.

I received a responsive web design certification in December 2019 and renewed it on June 5, 2021. The certification is earned after 300 hours of coursework and projects.

I make all of my code repositories public on Github. You can also scroll below to see my selected works. I program in HTML5, CSS3, Swift, Java, Bash, and a little JavaScript.

I use a Linux development environment to create beautiful projects using a variety of useful and important programming languages. (Also, Spotify.)

I have a passion for change. Most of my personal projects are progress-oriented, calling for action in a variety of areas. I try to use my skills to make the world better.

I take inspiration from talented developers on the web. One of my most-frequented sites is Awwwards. I especially enjoy creating dark, earthy, and minimalistic designs.

I have four years' programming experience, including a long-standing obsession with web design. I also have intermediate proficiency in app design with Swift and bash scripting.

outreach.

design.

content.

development.

Creating and promoting surveys, polls, and other methods of collecting opinions to help you find what you need to have success. Performing data analysis to help process results.

Immersive visual design where we make the big, important decisions and I handle the details for you. Design that looks great to you and even better to users.

Composing bold, strategic content for your project and specific needs, and compiling approaches to present the content in an attractive, compelling way.

Nuts-and-bolts programming to bring the design together. Responsive designs to fit any screen for any user, making your project more accessible to everyone.