Priscilla Camargo Frontend Developer

Priscilla Camargo

Frontend Developer | UX/UI Specialist

By always looking forward to the best web experiences combined with optimal functionality, I make use of the state of art of HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript, as well as its respectives frameworks and tools (such as: Bootstrap, Foundation, Material UI, React.js, Angular 6+, AngularJS, JQuery, SASS) to translate elegant designs into vivid user interfaces, engaging the visitor in any device or browser of choice. I strive to stablish real connections between the brand and users and to create mobile first aesthetically appealing designs, which are interactive and have a fluid story telling. The best practices of UX designs are used to achieve this goal and the study of the user needs become the pillars of an alluring user experience.
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Furthermore

As an open source freak, Linux is my preferred OS. Currently I am using a PC with Arch Linux and a Machbook Pro with Mohave. VScode is the editor I code and GitLab is my preferred version control system (nevertheless, I also use Gitbucket and Github for some projects). Currently I am building some awesome applications at Xlence. Npm and yarn still my packages managers. For testing I find Karma/Jasmine quite nice but I have also familiarity with Jest. Last but not least, my passion for human computer interaction led me to pursue an specialization in Design Interaction while my love for coding leads me continuously to keep learning new tools, libraries, languages and coding patterns. In case you have an awesome project where I could contribute in somehow, don't hesitate in contacting me.

Furthermore

As an open source freak, Linux is my preferred OS. Currently I am using Arch Linux, but I am well versed in several other distributions. Atom is the editor I code and GitLab is my preferred version control system (nevertheless, I also use Gitbucket and Github for some projects). Most often the framework I use is LAMP but many times specially for applications development I use node.js. In this case I use npm as the packages manager. Usually I use different npm packages for automating tasks, but sometimes Gulp or even Grunt comes in hand. For testing I find Karma quite nice. Last but not least I have some experience with AngularJS, and I am always looking forward to deepen my skills in the most modern and efficient development techniques. In case you have an awesome project where I could contribute in somehow, don't hesitate in contacting me.