I started making things on the internet around the time Ethan Marcotte wrote his first article on responsive web design in 2010.
A lot has changed since then, but my passion for what is possible with HTML, CSS and JavaScript has not waned.
The web can be great — I’m striving to make it so.
For over 10 years, I've worked in a variety of roles with a large array of tools to get the job done right. From jpeg compressions to JavaScript frameworks, it's been a hell of ride. Along the way I've learnt that it’s not so much the tools that matter it's knowing how to solve problems with other people; that's the constant.
Most days you’ll find me crafting UI/UX designs and coding in some strain of modern front-end JavaScript framework. I can wrangle PHP and slay a DevOps assignment; it's all in a day's work really.
1 $ git checkout new-skill
2 $ git add -A
3 $ git commit -m "new skill acquired"
4 $ git checkout master
5 $ git merge new-skill