Liam Snowdon
Frontend Engineer
8 years of experience building cool stuff
What cool stuff?Re-imagining esports and sports betting
Midnite is building a world-class esports, sports and game wagering platform for the new generation of fans.
Achievement guides, reviews and nonsense
I'm a big achievement hunter so I write achievement guides and otherwise just talk nonsense about video games.
The Printed Promise
With a wide range of products, Printed.com is the largest and fastest growing online print shop in the UK.
Build Tailwind pages with customizable widgets
Widgeter is a WYSIWYG editor which lets you build pages with a selection of prebuilt customizable widgets.
NookApp - an Animal Crossing hub
A hub of interactive apps to use alongside the Animal Crossing: New Horizons game on Nintendo Switch to provide the best playing experience possible.
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.
Over the years, I have 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 enjoy video games... like a LOT. Considering the amount of time I've sunk into Overwatch I should be way better at the game, but I'm still having fun so who's the real winner here? 😉
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My Toolset
These are the development tools I use day-to-day.
Latest posts
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
Using the 7-1 pattern for better Sass architecture
As with everything, keeping your Sass files organised is key for easy and efficient working. The 7-1 pattern can help with this.
3 min read
24/01/2021
Pre-compiling Nunjucks templates with Gulp
Nunjucks is great for templating your HTML, but it's even better when that markup is pre-compiled at build time.
6 min read
05/01/2021