Bio
Hello! I'm Philippe, a frontend developer and design engineer based in Nottingham, UK. I design and build interfaces, from defining components in Figma to writing the code that runs in the browser. I work with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, alongside React, Next.js and the static site generator Eleventy. I care about accessibility, performance and the people who use the web.
I started out as a designer working on branding, marketing and e-learning projects, then moved into UX and UI design, creating wireframes and user flows for websites. That work drew me to the technical side of the web, and over time I built up experience at the intersection of design and development.
Since then I've led design projects at Ample Earth, worked on UX projects at KeepMe AI, and most recently designed and developed QGate's headless WordPress website. Along the way I've helped shape a progressive web app strategy, A/B-tested prototypes, and built a component library for content editors.
I'm now looking for my next role in design engineering, interaction design or frontend development, including in the public sector, where accessibility and well-designed services matter to everyone.