I am a Front-End Designer and Developer. Officially, I'm a UI Architect at RF-SMART, but I prefer the term "Pixel guy".
I've been working as a UI/UX Designer since 2014 and as a Front-End Developer since 2015. And if it happens to be a Saturday or Sunday, I might be shooting a wedding for Lunic Visuals
Honestly, I just feel dirty when writing code in plain Javascript nowadays.
Typescript is a no-brainer for every project of mine now.
Haven't been designing as much as I used to, but I still love Figma.
My go-to for server-side rendering and static sites.
I've been working with React since 2016 and class components.
I worked on a few personal projects to learn it, and from there I've used it in Bus Ticketing Portals, Headless CMS Websites, Kiosk Applications, Coinbase NFT, a Shipping Application and most other projects I've been involved in...
Created a couple experiences including a dynamic packing instructor, a couple 3D animations (including that hero up there)
Been learning it, especially for VR.
If it's not in Git, it doesn't exist.
I've used Vue for some projects on a previous job. Only the Options API though, Composition was just getting started at the time. Options API seemed neat though, very organized...
My "Backend" of choice. I think I"ve used most of the services by now, but definitely a lot of auth, firestore, rtdb and storage.
I've written a few lines of C#. Honestly that's about it, but it wasn't all that scary for a pixel pusher...
Yes, yes I'll write tests...
Go-to when SSR isn't needed. Especially for Enterprise software where it's all locked behind an initial login.
Big fan of Tailwind. If you already know css and feel like UI frameworks sometimes just get in the way, Tailwind is for you.
Great to get something that looks good out the ground extremely quickly.
Worked on (and published) some iOS Apps, a bunch with React Native, one with SwiftUI.
Great for more complex UI components, also a lot of help with accessibility.
Another great starting point for components and design systems.
There's this toy my daughter absolutely loves to play with, maybe you'll like it too...
Senior UI Architect
July 2022 - NowMy main responsibilities lie around our Shipping products, where I am the lead developer and designer of the Front-End application. I have, however, also become sort of a consultant to other products of the company when it comes to their user experience, interface and interactions.
Software Engineer
February – July 2022Developed Coinbase's new NFT Marketplace experience. I was in the Social team, in charge of the more... well, social aspects of the platform. I was the FE developer leading the entire comments and profile pages of the app. Unfortunately, I was part of the first wave of 2022 layoffs.