Front-end
Digital experience.
UX, content systems, modern web stacks. The bleeding edge when the bleeding edge earns its rate.
UX, content systems, modern web stacks. The bleeding edge when the bleeding edge earns its rate.
Next.js, Sanity, Vercel. Schemas designed to outlive the visual design that fills them.
Tokens, primitives, composites. React Aria for accessibility, Tailwind for restraint, Storybook when the team needs the receipts.
Five years inside Kwuest Pictures. Story, framing, the discipline of producing something a person actually finishes watching.
Procedural canvas, generative art that respects motion preferences, AI tooling that earns its keep in the build pipeline.
Frictionless experiences cost. Not on the customer side (that is the point), but in the build. A site that feels obvious is one where many designers and developers fought small fights about what to remove. The schemas underneath have to be modest, the components have to be unsurprising, and the content has to mean something.
I do that work because I prefer my own builds to feel that way, and because I know what it costs the operation when they do not.
Managed services, implementation, contract leadership, or sub-contract, whichever shape fits the work.