Neil's portfolio
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intro
I started my journey in web design in 2013, working on a variety of projects, including government initiatives, corporate projects, and product development and maintenance for companies.
My expertise lies in UI/UX design, Vue/Nuxt frontend development, accessible web design, data visualization, and design management.
In recent years, I’ve grown increasingly aware of the importance of accessible web design, leading me to focus on implementing the "Design for All" universal design concept in my work.
My goal is to create balanced solutions that achieve a true win-win for all stakeholders.
This website is built using Nuxt4. You can view the source code on Github .
programming
- HTML5
- CSS/SCSS
- Javascript/jQuery
- Vue/Nuxt
- Version Control
promote
- Accessibility
- Data visualization
- DesignOps/Design System
- OKR/OGSM
- Scrum
- SEO
tools
- Figma
- VScode
- Sourcetree
- Wordpress
experience
- Managercurrent 4 years
- Supervisor2 years
- UI/UX Designer7 years
Latest posts
- Building a Video Call Waiting Room with <usermedia>: The Browser Handles Permissions, but Six Things Are Still on You
- Make a Headline Fill the Line Exactly: Testing text-fit, and the Trap Where Zooming Makes Text Smaller
- Designers Could Always Draw Them, Now Developers Can Build Them: Squircles, Coupons, Step Arrows and Cut-Corner Buttons with corner-shape
- Writing Accessibility into CSS with if() and @function: Reduced Motion, More Contrast, Minimum Target Size
- setHTML() Is Safe, but It Stripped All My ARIA
- One Line to Change Opacity with alpha(), One Line to Roll Back with revert-rule: Testing Two Small CSS Tools
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