Bogdan
Obradović
I design systems that move — from urban traffic flows to interactive frontends. Co-creator of TripVice, a travel planning app now in beta.
Two careers, one obsession
I started modeling intersections and watching cities breathe. Then I realized frontends are traffic systems too: route attention, smooth congestion, optimize latency. I've been building them ever since.
I'm a Road & Transport Engineer who fell in love with web frontends somewhere between modeling a signalized intersection in Vissim and trying to make a React form not feel like one.
I learned frontend development on my own and through focused courses, then put it to work on real projects. The biggest one is TripVice, a travel planning app I co-created, now in beta. I worked on the search and results screens, the destination discovery pages and the interface for Vice, its chat assistant.
I'm fluent in both vocabularies: signal timing diagrams and React DevTools, microsimulation models and design systems. That overlap is rarer than it should be, and it shapes how I build.
Built for both worlds
Self-assessed on a /100 scale. The radar is the frontend stack I use day-to-day; the bars are the engineering side.
Selected work
A flagship and two learning vehicles. Hover to peek; click to expand.
A small news site in Next.js with a list of articles, a page for each article and a form for adding new ones.
The dice game, rebuilt in vanilla JS as practice for game state and DOM manipulation.
From transport engineering to frontend
Education and work across two disciplines. The throughline: making complex systems legible.