You have squads and tickets. You need senior front end support in a defined lane.
I join your delivery lane. I ship front end work with a focus on accessibility and performance. I keep things stable.
Where I fit
- Squad support during peak delivery
- Specialist support for accessibility and performance
- Build partner for static first projects
- Short term support for migrations and rebuilds
What I deliver
- Semantic HTML, resilient CSS, modern JavaScript
- Astro and Eleventy builds, component patterns, layout systems
- Headless CMS work, including Sanity
- Accessibility remediation and audit support, WCAG focused
- Performance budgets, Core Web Vitals improvements, bundle hygiene
- Front end refactors, progressive enhancement, reduced dependency weight
- Design system support, tokens, typography, component governance
How I integrate
- Work from tickets and acceptance criteria
- PR based delivery with code review friendly changes
- Practical docs, handover notes, and release support
- Clear comms with your lead dev and delivery lead
- Quiet ownership of tasks, no noise
Quality and standards
- Accessibility checks baked into delivery
- Performance checks as part of definition of done
- Linting, formatting, and test alignment with your repo
- Consistent markup patterns and naming
Engagement options
- Part time retainer support across sprints
- Sprint support for a fixed list of tickets
- Fixed scope delivery for a defined front end module
Onboarding checklist
- Repo access and environments
- Coding standards and branch strategy
- Design sources and content model
- Accessibility target and performance budgets
- Release process and ownership rules
Working terms
I work remotely. I work evenings and limited weekends. I agree availability and deadlines in writing.
Share your current pipeline and where delivery feels tight. I respond with a working plan and an engagement shape.
FAQs
Do you work inside a squad or as a separate delivery lane?
Either. I can join a squad for peak delivery, or own a defined lane with a clear ticket list and acceptance criteria.
Do you work white label?
Yes. I work under your brand. Default is delivery through tickets and pull requests, with you client facing.
What stacks do you work with?
Astro and Eleventy builds. Headless CMS work, including Sanity. I also work with existing codebases where there is a clean route to ship changes.
How do you handle accessibility and performance work?
As part of delivery, not a bolt on. I bake checks into the definition of done and leave clear evidence in tickets and PR notes.
How do you fit into our standards and tooling?
I align to your repo rules, linting, formatting, and release process. I aim for code review friendly changes and tidy documentation.
What do you need from us to start?
Repo access and environments, coding standards, design sources, content model, accessibility targets, performance budgets, and your release process.
What engagement options work best?
Part time retainer across sprints, sprint support for a defined ticket list, or fixed scope delivery for a front end module.
What sort of work is a poor fit?
Work with unclear ownership, no acceptance criteria, or no review time. I work best with clear priorities and a single decision route.