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Kimiko Motoyama

東京都杉並区

Kimiko Motoyama

It's not how many times you get knocked down that count, it's how many times you get back up. -George A. Custer

I started learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript while working on jobs mainly as an English teacher in Osaka, Japan. I decided to pursue my career in programming and moved to Tokyo, and attended an advanced coding bootcamp, where I built numerous full stack projects using the following technologies:

Zenni
Zenni
Crowdsourced Disaster Relief Mapping UI designer, Dev Ops, React Native programmer · - Fixed bugs and requirements necessary from App Store reviews - Setup of deploying to the App Store - UI/UX of the Details page that shows information about each disaster-related pin - Created the boilerplate, features, and the page navigation of the app Zenni is a mobile application for crowdsourced disaster relief mapping. It allows its users to pin key locations representing help, obstructions, and danger. All information is updated and maintained in real time.