Liam Snowdon
Frontend Engineer
8 years of experience building cool stuff
What cool stuff?...and plenty more coding challenges!
Want to know more about me?
I'm a frontend engineer with over 8 years of commercial experience in web development. My journey started with AngularJS and jQuery, but I quickly fell in love with the simplicity and ease of use of Vue.js and Nuxt.js.
I've worked on a wide variety of projects, ranging from small static websites to large-scale enterprise applications. I have a keen eye for detail and am passionate about delivering high-quality and pixel-perfect designs.
When I'm not building cool stuff, I'm an avid video game achievement hunter. I love collecting all achievements and 100%-ing as many games as I can. You can check out my Steam Profile here 🎮
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My Toolset
These are the development tools I use day-to-day.
Latest posts
Optimising and resizing images with Nuxt Image and Netlify Image CDN
I play a lot of games... and it turns out I spam the screenshot button a LOT. I collect a lot of screenshots from all the games I play so I wanted someplace to showcase them.
4 min read
28/01/2025
Caching Nitro endpoints in Nuxt
There is a caching mechanism built into Nitro, the server engine of Nuxt, that might be a little less known because it's documentation is not currently in the Nuxt docs, they are only in the Nitro docs.
2 min read
27/01/2025
Writing achievement guides and nonsense with Nuxt Studio and the Steam API
A shiny new Nuxt module called Nuxt Studio, an editor for Nuxt Content websites, has officially released. I was lucky enough to get early access on the waiting list so I needed an excuse to make full use of it.
3 min read
24/06/2024
The Beautiful Ugliness of Utility CSS
In 2021, I started looking for a new frontend role. When it came to CSS, my background was a standard Sass pre-processor setup for CSS for work and personal projects. My go-to would be the 7-1 architecture pattern.
5 min read
05/11/2023