I’m a developer passionate about crafting accessible, pixel-perfect user interfaces that blend thoughtful design with robust engineering. My favorite work lies at the intersection of design and development, creating experiences that not only look great but are meticulously built for performance and usability.
In the past, I’ve had the opportunity to develop software across a variety of settings — from advertising agencies and large corporations to start-ups and small digital product studios.
Currently, I’m a Senior Front-End Engineer at KipTalk, specializing in accessibility. I contribute to the creation and maintenance of UI components that power KipTalk’s frontend, ensuring our platform meets web accessibility standards and best practices to deliver an inclusive user experience.
In the past, I’ve had the opportunity to develop software across a variety of settings — from advertising agencies and large corporations to start-ups and small digital product studios. Additionally, I also released a comprehensive video course a few years ago, guiding learners through building a web app with the Spotify API.
Before I stepped into the world of product design, I was a web developer. One of my earliest jobs involved writing HTML emails, in a time before email linters. Lots of wishing, hoping, and finger crossing that your email arrived in a recipient’s inbox in one piece.
Coding emails forced me to understand how HTML and CSS play together, a skill set I’ve carried and kept fresh in the years since. My side project work is just an excuse to satisfy my curiosity about new technologies and understand how the web is moving forward.
Over the past 15 years, I’ve worked in various areas of digital design, including front-end development, email, marketing, and app UI/UX. I’m proud to have worn many hats.
Good design is not created in a vacuum but rather in a shared space. It must be facilitated and iterated upon as a team. I aim to include stakeholders in my design process and create a collaborative environment that welcomes and encourages feedback.
