Imosol
The ImoSol Website is a standout project in my portfolio, developed in collaboration with the ImoSol team to create a robust online presence that reflects the company's innovation and values.
Technologies
- CSS, HTML, Linux Server, WordPress Platform
Client
Year
Website
The project required the implementation of a multilingual website (English, Portuguese and French) to serve the diversity of ImoSol’s customers. Furthermore, it was essential that the website was responsive, offering a seamless user experience on mobile and desktop devices. Performance has been optimized for fast loading, ensuring quick and efficient access to information.
Eládio was always self-taught. In secondary education, Eládio entered the Polytechnic of Benguela (previously called: Instituto Médio Politécnico de Benguela), studying the Industrial Electronics and Automation course in the area of Information Technology and Telecommunications, a course that lasted 4 years, however, Eládio finished in 5 years, because he missed classes to go to the Jean Piaget university library, where he found content that interested him.
It was in high school, where he came into contact with languages such as: C, C++ and Ladder – Language for programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
Eládio was always self-taught. In secondary education, Eládio entered the Polytechnic of Benguela (previously called: Instituto Médio Politécnico de Benguela), studying the Industrial Electronics and Automation course in the area of Information Technology and Telecommunications, a course that lasted 4 years, however, Eládio finished in 5 years, because he missed classes to go to the Jean Piaget university library, where he found content that interested him.
It was in high school, where he came into contact with languages such as: C, C++ and Ladder – Language for programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
Eládio was always self-taught. In secondary education, Eládio entered the Polytechnic of Benguela (previously called: Instituto Médio Politécnico de Benguela), studying the Industrial Electronics and Automation course in the area of Information Technology and Telecommunications, a course that lasted 4 years, however, Eládio finished in 5 years, because he missed classes to go to the Jean Piaget university library, where he found content that interested him.
It was in high school, where he came into contact with languages such as: C, C++ and Ladder – Language for programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
