I've been building for the web since 2009, when I designed and built the site for Revista Exégesis, a collaborative magazine that is still online. Since then I've built web products of every size, from the database to the browser, including e-commerce platforms for international brands in video games, beauty, sportswear and consumer goods. Front end is where I go deepest, and these days I also lead engineering teams.

I still write code every day, now with AI agents in the loop.

- writing every line by hand
+ reviewing what the agents wrote
- one developer, one editor
+ a team of devs and their agents
- trying every new AI tool
+ keeping what survives review

• Web: Angular Astro React TypeScript CSS Sass Storybook
• Backend: PHP Laravel Node.js MySQL WordPress
• Accessibility: WCAG 2.2 WAI-ARIA axe-core Screen readers
• Quality: Vitest Jest Playwright Cypress
• Delivery: Docker GitHub Actions Cloudflare Workers Vercel AWS
• AI: Claude Code GitHub Copilot Codex Gemini MCP

Things people usually ask me:

• "Should we split our front end into microfrontends?"
• "Our design system keeps breaking. Where do we start?"
• "Is our app accessible enough?"
• "How do I get my team working with AI agents?"
• "We're hiring front-end devs. What should we look for?"
• "Are you open to new opportunities?" Always happy to listen.