Who am I
My name is Martin Lédl and creating digital products is my passion. I always try to come up with new and inovative ideas. Lately I've been making websites and portfolios for a variety of clients. If you'd like to work with me, don't hesitate to contact me.
I started making websites about 9 years ago. The beginnings were rough as I had no clue about UI/UX design. But since then I've worked on improving not only the designing process, but mainly the technical skills required for building all kinds of web projects.
When I create websites for clients, I make sure I always understand their desired goals. Since the start of my career I've received only great feedback from them and some clients are even coming back to me with requests on help with other digital products.
My skills
Angular
6 years
This is my go-to framework for building large web projects. What I like about it the most is the scalability it provides.
React
4 years
When I do smaller web projects I usually choose React. The great thing about it is that there are many paths to choose when using react for a project, because I can choose to use many of its libraries to build exactly according to the project's needs.
NextJS
4 years
When I needed something for a project with heavy backend and loading a lot of content on the frontend, I chose NextJS. The pre-rendering and server-side-rendering of this framework were the perfect fit.
Swift
6 years
Developing mobile apps is also a great passion of mine. I mainly develop for iOS devices. For that I use the Swift programming language. I also use SwiftUI from the early moments of its development and quickly fell in love with its syntax.
Git
7 years
There is no dispute about the fact that version control is a big part of product development. Luckily, I started working with git early on and have been actively using it since then. I use GitHub for all my projects not only for version control, but also for easier work in teams and continuous deployment on various platforms.
Figma
5 years
For creating designs for my personal or client projects, I use Figma. I am able to quickly draw my ideas and even prototype complex animations. This way my creativity is not limited.
Python
8 years
Sometimes I need to create a small script or calculate some complex stuff. I use Python for that. As it is currently the language of AI, that's what I'm using it for the most.
PyTorch
2 years
Lately I've been getting into AI and machine learning. For that I use PyTorch, as I find it to be the framework, which allows for the most flexibility and freedom when creating neural networks or other models.
TensorFlow
2 years
When I need to quickly prototype a neural network or use some pre-trained model, I use TensorFlow. Many companies and researchers use it, so I learned it alongside PyTorch. No matter the task, I can handle it in either of these frameworks.
C/C++
3 years
I learned C/C++ at university and coded several non-trivial projects in it. I mainly use it for situations where I need to squeeze out the last bit of performance or work on Arduino projects.
Data Analysis
2 years
When I need to get insights from data, I use various tools and libraries for data analysis. I mainly use Python with libraries such as Pandas, NumPy or Matplotlib for that. This is the toolkit I rely on for data manipulation, analysis and visualization even for machine learning tasks.