As a result, my skillset range is wider than the average designer (I'm often called a 🦄), and have a more comprehensive insight into what goes on in the development process. More importantly, I'm able to have deeper conversations with engineers without too much getting lost in translation.
Whether it's about asking the right questions about constraints, or trying to negotiate new options that work for everyone, I'm often able to get better outcomes in what design is trying to achieve.
I hand-coded this website. I used an existing HTML template and built over it using the this stack: PHP, CSS, Javascript, Bootstrap, SQL with PHPMyAdmin, Strapi
Areas I have worked in:
Diving into Vuetify repos to see how global theming is structured, and how components are styled, to assess how may we streamline engineers' design-to-code translation process. The goal was to ensure parity and sitewide consistency, facilitate updates and deprecation, and to reduce technical and design debt.
Exploring automated consolidation of design system guidelines, by leveraging:
Testing a major styling overhaul of the design system. Particularly, new patterns that were implemented to better accomodate specific tasks and workflows that had previously been overlooked.