Liam Snowdon. Crafting pixel-perfect experiences for the web
Frontend engineer with 9+ years of experience building cool stuff with Vue, Nuxt and a keen eye for detail.
01Selected work
Things I've built
A snapshot of the products and side projects I've poured pixels into.
...and plenty more coding challenges!
02About me
Want to know more about me?
I'm a frontend engineer with over 9 years of commercial experience in web development, specialising in building web apps with Nuxt.js/Vue.js, TypeScript and Tailwind.
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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03Toolset
My Toolset
These are the development tools I use day-to-day.
04Writing
Latest posts
Notes, guides and thoughts from the frontend trenches.
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.
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.
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.
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.