CSS

CSS represents one of the skills I have refined most throughout my career. It is not simply about applying styles to HTML elements, but about translating creative visions into functional, accessible, and pleasant digital experiences.

Preprocessors and Modern Methodologies

In my daily work, I predominantly use preprocessors like SCSS and LESS, which allow me to write more organized, maintainable, and scalable CSS code. Variables, mixins, nesting, and functions are tools I constantly employ to create consistent and easily extensible design systems.

I have experience applying methodologies like BEM for class naming, which ensures readability and prevents specificity conflicts in large-scale projects. This structured approach is fundamental when working in teams or on codebases destined to grow over time.

User Experience at the Center

For me, frontend development is not just about code: the end user's experience is always at the center of my decisions. Every stylistic choice must serve a functional purpose, guiding users through the interface intuitively and without friction.

I create responsive layouts that adapt fluidly to any device, from desktop to smartphone, ensuring a consistent experience regardless of screen size. Accessibility is not an afterthought but a guiding principle: adequate contrasts, appropriate text sizes, and clear interactions are essential elements of my work.

Collaboration with Designers

Over the years, I have worked closely with professional designers, learning to interpret mockups and design specifications to faithfully translate them into code. This collaboration has taught me the importance of details: pixel-perfect spacing, smooth transitions, and micro-interactions that make the difference in the perceived quality of a product.

I understand the language of design and know how to communicate effectively with creatives to find solutions that balance aesthetics and technical feasibility, while respecting performance constraints and cross-browser compatibility.

Performance and Optimization

Good CSS is not just CSS that renders correctly, but CSS that does so efficiently. I am committed to writing optimized stylesheets, avoiding redundancies, minimizing unnecessary specificity, and organizing code to facilitate browser rendering. The result is interfaces that not only look professional but load quickly and respond instantly to user interactions.