For front-end work, I have a preference for server-side rendering, so you’ll often see me skip Vue and React to go straight to Nuxt or Next.js for my heavier projects. For static sites, I’ll just use simple and clean HTML, CSS, Javascript, and maybe add a library like Anime.js for some effects. For my clients, I give the full experience from Figma to staging websites to production. For my own projects, I’ll often prototype in the code itself to make sure components aren’t hard to configure later on. My back-end language preference is Python, and my database choices are usually NoSQL like Firebase or Isar. I did spend a few years working with MySQL way back when though.
The non-linear and iterative nature to the fields of UX Research & UI Design takes skillsets that I constantly have to adapt to, depending on the project. These have got quite a close relationship to marketing when you get deep into it, no? My stronger suit is color palette, typography and interaction design, but I’m also diligent in making sure the right questions are being asked when building something.