Web Development Websites

Philip Zastrow is a Front End Designer and Developer at Box Out. He is passionate about bridging design and development, with a keen interest in user interfaces and accessibility. Philip has experience teaching and training designers and developers through the Sparkbox apprenticeship programs and as an adjunct instructor at The Modern College of Design. He writes about web topics on the Sparkbox Foundry and his personal site, and has also written a CSS tutorial series.

Claudio is a designer and maker of things. He designs and develops digital products for clients with Haptiq during the day and works on side projects at night. He believes in an open web and sharing what he learns. He is based in Switzerland.

Karthick Ramachandran is an enthusiastic software developer currently working as a Senior Engineer at Tide. He enjoys building products and working on the latest technologies. Originally from Chennai, he is currently based in Hyderabad. In his free time, he tweets, answers questions on StackOverflow, learns new technologies, and works on projects on GitHub. He is also a Chelsea Football Club fan.

Bryan Hogan is a Developer, Digital Creator, and Blogger. He is a soon-to-be graduate in Code & Context, a B.Sc. program in Cologne that combines computer science, design, and entrepreneurship. Bryan spent a year abroad in South Korea, where he began BryanHogan.com/blog to share things he wishes he had known earlier. He also runs a monthly newsletter called “Bryan’s Briefing” where he shares updates, insights, and content he finds interesting.

Sascha Bregenhorn is a full-time designer and developer from Münster, Germany. He runs n2.Studio, an independent one-man studio located near Münster. Sascha offers web design, web development, and graphic design services. With over 25 years of industry experience, he focuses on providing simple, meaningful, and economic solutions. He enjoys science fiction, the outdoors, and playing guitar.

Brandur is a software engineer who enjoys writing and photography. He works at Snowflake, focusing on Postgres. Previously, he spent time at Stripe, helping to design and build their API, and at Heroku, where he helped create the V3 API. He is interested in improving the robustness and longevity of software. He publishes articles, short fragments, and a newsletter called Nanoglyph on his website.

Amedalhi Papias is a food technologist, web developer, and maker. With a focus on product development, commercialization, and continuous improvement, Amedalhi has worked with top food companies to create innovative solutions and products. Amedalhi also develops software with an emphasis on user experience. In their free time, Amedalhi enjoys spending time with their Aussie, Appa, looking at maps, running, and board games.

Nate Henderson, who uses he/him pronouns, is a purveyor of bits based in New York. He is a former hacker of web, design, and computery things. Currently, he manages talented technical folks. Nate is also a home cook, amateur mixologist, and a fan of food, film, TV, games, and travel. He can be found on Mastodon as @nathos@xoxo.zone.

Marc Friederich is the co-founder of Antistatique, a web agency based in Lausanne and Geneva. He has over two decades of web experience, having worked on and managed various projects. He teaches at HEIG-VD University of Applied Science, focusing on technological watchfulness. Marc also gives talks about the web, its evolution, web standards, interaction design, and internationalization. He believes in using the simplest technology to solve problems and is interested in Design, CSS, Documentation, Web Standards, A11y, and I18n.

Myles Lewando is a developer and designer based in Cardiff, UK. He has over 10 years of experience in web development and design. He has built dashboards and user interfaces, mentored developers, written and delivered courses and workshops, contributed to the development of design systems and component libraries, created data visualisations, and enhanced website accessibility. He currently works as a Data Visualisation Developer at Open Data Services. He is a member of the United Tech and Allied Workers tech union and the Data Visualization Society.

Shane Robinson is a founder, coder, artist, and digital native. He is the founder of INEO Media, LLC, which builds Notion-based tools for solo entrepreneurs and small businesses. Previously, he was a Founder and Partner in Bare Feet Studios, LLC, a web development agency. Shane is also an abstract painter and photographer who earned his B.F.A. in Ceramics at the University of Iowa, School of Art and Art History. Currently, Shane is traveling around SE Asia, including Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Vietnam.

Dave is a technology enthusiast with a passion for understanding how things work, stemming from his early experiences hacking Ski Jump on the ZX Spectrum 48K. He has experience in web development, large-scale networking, and system security from his time at an Internet Service Provider. He later led technical teams at Live Nation and Ticketmaster, building ticketing solutions. His work has included consulting on tech policy for UK Government departments and delivering NHS services. Currently, he focuses on designing systems that create real change.

Ariejan de Vroom is a software engineer who writes about technology, building systems, and solving interesting problems. He has been programming electronic devices since 1992 and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering in 2007. Ariejan worked at Kabisa for 16 years, working with Ruby on Rails, Java Spring Boot, and Flutter. His professional role includes helping businesses transition to Agile, training people in software craftsmanship, and leading teams. He enjoys playing bass guitar and piano, and occasionally writes synthwave music. He also enjoys reading and TV series. Currently, he spends time restoring a 1994 Volkswagen Golf Mk3 Cabrio.

Scott Willsey owns and operates scottwillsey.com, a website dedicated to Mac and web-related topics. He writes about computing, automation, and geekiness, including subjects like Shortcuts, apps, terminal commands, Astro, Maudit, and CSS. Scott spent his formative years in Kagoshima City, Japan, where he developed an interest in computing technology. He currently hosts the Friends with Brews podcast with Peter Nikolaidis. He is a Mac user, but has also used PCs. His website includes links, reviews, and a /now page.

Grin is a web wizard who builds AI products at Neynar. On the side, they create IRL gatherings for URL communities such as Vibecamp, FarCon, TNS Camp, and Fractal Boston. Previously, Grin was on the core team of Cabin, a network city of modern villages. Before Cabin, they founded LBRY, a decentralized digital content protocol. Grin is also an ex-pro ultimate frisbee player and founded TopScore, a sports event management app.

Brian Norman is a Senior Android developer at SeatGeek. He enjoys working on side projects, including Cobresun Movie Club, a website for tracking and reviewing movies with friends, and Community: Required Reading, a reference guide for the TV show Community. He also creates indie games for game jams and hackathons. Brian writes about his experiences in gamedev and explores topics like HLS and Adaptive Bitrate Streaming.

Toby Nieboer is a talent acquisition professional from Melbourne, Australia. He is a developer, technology enthusiast, coffee lover, and dad. Toby leads recruitment for Ferocia. He became a developer in 2007 and shifted to technical recruitment in 2016. He is also a speaker, and was Co-MC of RubyConf AU 2024.

Hemath is a software engineer, space enthusiast, and occasional designer. They enjoy crafting software products that improve people's lives and occasionally teach software concepts. Hemath is on a mission to bring their 10x version back.

Flavia Bernárdez Rodríguez develops websites and WordPress plugins. She also works in cultural management related to film, television series, and video games through imajoven.com. She uses her website as a resource library for WordPress code, focusing on block themes and code snippets. She also maintains a blog.

Deb Rouleau, also known as SekhmetDesign, is a Punk Web Specialist Geek. She is a digital communication and web marketing professional by day and an elder full-stack/frontend web developer with 25 years of experience. She is also a wannabe Infosec enthusiast, focusing on OSINT and social engineering. Deb is an amateur historian, social media manager for Hackfest, and co-founder/organizer of the Montreal GeekFest. She is a mental health awareness advocate and a diversity/LGBTQ+ advocate. She identifies as they/she. She writes in both French and English.

Tris is a web developer and design engineer who builds fast, accessible, and beautiful websites. They are the lead developer for Orium's internal codebases, streamlining processes, delivering new features, and maintaining platform stability. Tris helps businesses and individuals create compelling online experiences, crafting unique solutions to stand out or streamline their digital presence. They have experience with technologies such as Next.js, SCSS Modules, Contentful, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Lottie.js, React, Gatsby, Shopify, Liquid, Vue, Nuxt.js, and styled-components.

Joshua Seigler is a software engineer with experience dating back to 2010. He currently works for QI Path, focusing on front-end development for web and mobile. He has worked at various companies including Capabuild, Prenda, HubSpot, and Dash Core Group. Joshua was homeschooled and credits this experience with fostering his drive to learn. He enjoys connecting with people, but also values quiet time. His interests include board games, food trucks, black cats, mini golf, and scenic road trips. He is interested in startups and enjoys building new things and owning sections of a product.

Ben Borgers is a software engineer based in Boston. He currently works at Owner and contributes to Buttondown. Previously, he worked at Notion and Locket, and interned at IBM. Ben graduated from Tufts University in 2025 with a B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering Psychology and a minor in German. He has worked on a variety of projects, including JumboSmash, TikTok Graveyard, GovDiff, Speakology, Tufts Meal Plan Wrapped, and opensheet.

Lucas (also known as paiput) is a 20-year-old Argentinian Software Developer & Computer Science Student based in Buenos Aires. He is passionate about creating scalable software, paying attention to detail and focusing on user experience. He enjoys both front-end and back-end development, considering himself a full-stack developer. His tech stack includes React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Node.js, and Prisma ORM.