Andrea Coppetta

Projects

A selection of my recent work, where design and technology meet.

Contrada Bosco: the website for aerial silks classes, with timetables that are always right and a panel run from a phone — Website and admin panel for A.S.D. Contrada Bosco, an amateur sports club running aerial silks and postural Pilates classes at the Palabosco in Campodarsego, near Padua. On a phone, visitors find the classes, this week's timetable and a WhatsApp button straight away; Nicla, who teaches, keeps everything up to date and makes the yearly flyers from 20 templates.
Ardit Photography: the website of a photographer in Padua, with quotes signed online and private deliveries — Website and admin panel for Ardit Derjaj, a wedding, event, product and interior photographer in Padua: galleries in Italian and English, quotes the client signs online, photo deliveries through a private link with a ZIP download, and a panel that is easy to use on a phone and installs like an app.
PogonaItalia: a bearded dragon care guide you explore from its terrarium, with a community of keepers — An Italian guide and community on caring for the bearded dragon (Pogona vitticeps). The home page is its terrarium, in a photo and in 3D: every object, from the lamp to the bowls, opens its page of the guide. Inside: seven topics that start from the essentials, in-depth articles with sources, a glossary that opens in the text and a forum with categories, chosen solutions and moderation.
Quota, mountain guides in Val di Fassa: real routes on a 3D map, conditions at altitude and a panel to try — Demo website for a made-up collective of mountain guides in Val di Fassa, on the real trails of the Dolomites. Every route sits on a 3D map of the real terrain with a linked profile; conditions at three altitudes come from MET Norway, avalanche danger from Euregio. A questionnaire suggests trips, route cards open with no signal, and the admin panel can be tried without an account.
Scappamento: a watch repair shop website with a movement that comes apart as you scroll — Demo website for a fictional watch repair workshop in Milan. The home page is a mechanical movement built in 3D by code: it actually runs, then comes apart piece by piece as you scroll, in a watchmaker's order, and finally goes back together. Customers follow their repair with the receipt number, and the workshop's phone-first admin panel can be tried from the site without an account.
Velatura: a painting conservation studio's website, with a lens that looks beneath the paint — Demo website for a fictional painting conservation studio in Florence. A lens moves over six paintings and reveals ultraviolet, infrared, X-ray and raking light, aligned at every zoom level, right down to the cracks in the varnish. Discoveries take the lens to the right spot, treatments have their before and after, and the admin panel, with a three-tap work log, can be tried without an account.
Ardesia Immobiliare: the website of an estate agency on Lake Como, with a home page that scrolls like a film — Demo website of an invented estate agency on Lake Como: the home page is a film that scrolls from the lake down to the search, then 24 listings in 14 areas with a map of the lake, property pages with a gallery and a mortgage section with real ECB data. The owner's admin panel can be tried without an account, and changes stay in the browser.
Osservatorio Monte Lume: an observatory website that tells you if the stars will be out tonight — Demo website for a fictional observatory in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, under a real sky. It opens with «Stasera si vede?» (can we see the stars tonight?): a 0–100 score worked out hour by hour from forecast cloud, the Moon and darkness. Then a sky map computed in the browser, a sky calendar that calculates itself, evenings with phone alerts and an admin panel anyone can try.
Studio Ardenghi: an interior designer's website, with projects room by room and an admin panel to try — Demo website for a fictional interior designer in Bologna: projects told room by room, with an interactive floor plan, comparison sliders and material boards, a Journal in episodes and the contact form. The admin panel can be tried without an account: changes stay in the visitor's browser.
Bottega Sonora: a Cremona violin workshop you can listen to — Demo website for a fictional violin-making workshop in Cremona. Every instrument can be heard with the spectrum of its sound, and in the listening room two instruments play the same passage: you switch between them without stopping the music. Plus an in-browser tuner, the making of a violin told as you scroll, a private area for clients and an admin panel anyone can try.
Assemblea: condominium meetings run from a tablet, with live quorum and majorities even without a signal — An app for condominium administrators under Italian law, shown with a fictional building. On a tablet it records attendance and proxies and works out quorum and majorities live, by heads and by thousandths, with the article of the Italian Civil Code alongside. It works in rooms with no signal and syncs later; owners follow on their phones, and the minutes come out as a PDF.
Gelateria Brina: the website of a gelato shop that shows today's flavours live — Demo website of a fictional gelato shop in Turin. The gelato maker marks from her phone which flavours are in and which have sold out, and the site's display, drawn in code tub by tub, updates live with the time of the last change. With the flavour catalogue, allergens, opening hours and an admin panel you can try without an account.
Turni: the shift schedule that fills itself in, within rest periods, breaks and contracts — A shift-planning app for small businesses, with a demo set in a fictional bar: the owner enters who is available and how many people are needed, and Turni drafts the week within rest periods, breaks and contracts, explaining what it cannot cover. Staff see their shifts on their phones and request leave and swaps. The maths runs in the browser. Try it without an account.
Spiccio: expenses and accounts from phone and PC, offline too, synced to my own server — An app for expenses, income and accounts: you log an expense on your phone in a few seconds, even without a connection, and find it again on your PC. It runs on Android, Windows and in the browser from the same code, syncs with my server and keeps amounts exact to the cent. Subscriptions, budgets, CSV import and optional end-to-end encryption.

About me

I started out wiring electrical panels and programming machines; today, as a <b>fullstack developer</b>, I build websites and web applications, from the first sketch to going live.

I like things that work without drawing attention to themselves: fast pages, easy to find on Google, and an <b>admin panel</b> their owners can update on their own.

I taught myself to code as a teenager, taking other people's code apart to understand how it worked. For my diploma I built an automated greenhouse with Arduino.

Some of my work is above. If you have an idea, or just want to talk it over, drop me a line.

Journey

Fullstack developer · Nexaco Srl · Pianiga · 2026 – present: I lead the migration of our management software for campsites and holiday villages from ColdFusion and SQL Server to React, Node.js and PostgreSQL. I work on both the frontend and the backend.
Web developer · 2025 – present: Custom websites and applications, from the frontend to the server, each with its own admin panel.
Fullstack developer · Dacos s.r.l. · Mestre · 2021 – 2026: I joined with an internship in 2021, carried on as an apprentice and was hired on a permanent contract in 2024. I built several applications, from the frontend to the backend. I started by connecting the ColdFusion parts of the existing systems to new services through APIs; then I designed and built a CRM from scratch in Vue.js and Node.js.
Software developer · 2020 – 2022: My first commissioned projects as a developer.
Industrial automation internship · TMB S.p.A. · Monselice · 2016 – 2018: During my mechatronics studies I programmed PLCs and wired electrical panels for quality-control machines (leak testing).
Online courses · 2020 – present: I also keep learning on my own. Courses with a certificate include Node.js by Maximilian Schwarzmüller and Unity 3D by GameDev.tv, both in 2022.
Computer Science degree course · Università Ca' Foscari Venezia · 2018 – 2023: From 2020 I studied and worked at the same time: at first with my early work as a developer, then at Dacos. In those same years I experimented with indie game development, in GML and JavaScript.
Higher technician in automation and mechatronic systems · ITS Meccatronico · 2016 – 2018: Two-year post-secondary programme (EQF level 5), with a long internship at TMB. Final grade: 80/100.
Technical diploma in maintenance and technical support · I.I.S. Levi-Ponti · 2012 – 2016: Technical and vocational school (EQF level 4), graduated with 91/100. For my final project I built an automated greenhouse with Arduino.

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