Me
Picture of me in the snow

Art Weinstein

about me:

Hi there! My full name is Artur, but you can call me Art. I am a Polish-American who spent my life growing up between Europe and Oregon. After graduating from high school in the United States, I moved back to Poland to strengthen my skills in Polish. I used this time as a gap year before college, my intent being to think more seriously about what I wanted to pursue as a career. I opted for a degree in psychology, and graduated from Oregon State University in 2016. Directly after obtaining my undergraduate degree, I took another gap year and moved to Madrid, Spain. I worked as an English teacher to kids, and taught myself Spanish through language-exchange. During my time away from Oregon, I thought about what master programs I wanted to attend in the future, but ultimately couldn't decide. I moved back to Oregon at the end of 2017 and managed a dental office while taking premed classes at the University of Oregon. After the pandemic hit, I connected with a good friend who works in cybersecurity. After much deliberation and talking with him, I decided to search for a coding school and change my career. That's when I discovered upon Epicodus, decided to enroll and start my pursuit as a software engineer!

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My Epicodus projects:

  1. My First-webpage project: a project intended to introduce us to html. Was later used to practice styling and aligning objects. Written in html and css.
  2. Goodbye project: an initial project to get familiar with the basics of lists in html, written 100% in html.
  3. Cookie-Recipe project:a project written in html intended to get us more familiar with basic html syntax and code.
  4. Favorite-Places project: a project inteded to get us familiar with css, and placing images in html. Written in html and css.
  5. Branching-project: a project designed to get us familiar with branching. Written in css and html.
  6. Favorite-things project: a project initially used to get us familiar with lists. Was later used to teach us how to change project names to "index.html." Written in html.
  7. Travel-Page project: a project designed to get us familiar with links, and linking to other pages within our project. Written in html and css.
  8. Cupcake-test project: a project that familiarized us with classes and styling objects in a line. Written in html and css.
  9. boring_lecture project: got us familiar with the use of divs to alter larger parts of our code. Written in html and css.
  10. sample sample_resume project: a project designed to introduce us to spans. Both divs and spans were used to style the program. Written in html and css.
  11. blogging-site project: a project making more use of divs. Div was used to style blocks of text and highlight them in different colors. Written in html and css.
  12. interior-decorator project: a project in which we learned how to make columns, we used the styles.css to add columns and their color. Written in html and css.
  13. Animal-Shelter project: a project that helped us practice columns. Three animals were each assigned to a column. Written in html and css.
  14. vacation-site project: a project designed to get us familiar with bootstrap and blockquote. Written in html and css.
  15. site-practice project: a solo project where I practiced everything I learned in html and css. Intended to prepare me for this current project. Written in html and css.

Check out my site repository on GitHub!