Hello I'm Kwabena Web Developer and Data Analyst from Accra.
I'm a versatile individual with experience in collecting, transforming, and and organizing data for analysis to help make informed decisions.
I'm a Learner!
I develop user-friendly apps and provide data analysis solutions.
With expertise in web development, I create intuitive applications. Additionally, I offer data analysis, visualization, and data cleaning services to empower individuals and organizations, enabling them to make well-informed decisions based on accurate insights and actionable information.
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Portfolio
My Amazing Works
Check out some awesome projects i have worked on
My Skills
I Develop Skills Regularly
Skills are very important when it comes to developing.I have chosen the MERN stack path to build all my applications
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CSS
95% -
Data Visualization
80% -
R programming
70% -
Python
80% -
Data Cleaning
70% -
JavaScript
50%
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Drop Me a Line
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Address
Accra,Ghana -
Email
slyobeng111@gmail.com -
Phone
0235906633/0593178619
Latest News
Dive into My Recent Blogs: Gain Insights, Discover Trends, and Find Inspiration
Check out our recent blogs for the latest insights, tips, and trends in various domains, including technology, business, and lifestyle. Stay informed, inspired, and discover new perspectives to enhance your knowledge and stay ahead in this ever-changing world. Happy reading!
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Web Development
Fun Fact: The world's first website was created by Sir Tim Berners-Lee in 1990. It provided information about the World Wide Web project and was hosted on Berners-Lee's NeXT computer. The website explained the concepts of hypertext and featured basic HTML tags, paving the way for the evolution of web development as we know it today.
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Data Visualization
Fun Fact: Data visualization has been used since ancient times, with one of the earliest known examples dating back over 8,000 years. The "Ishango Bone," discovered in Africa, contains notches representing numerical data, suggesting that our ancestors used visual representations to communicate and understand information long before the advent of modern technology.