I won a Mestre Mateo
(Galician Oscar's), and an award at the MIPTV of Cannes without making films
but designing.
I have one,
two GitHub repositories with more than
1000 stars.
I went to a workshop in Istanbul to teach about open video in English, and be
able to be understood by the students.
I've been to a conference with Javier Cañada,
Álvaro Valiño, Raquel Pelta, Pepe Barro and many other great designers,
speaking about web and interactivity.
I've been part of a working group in the PHP-FIG, to work on a new PHP
standard for Http Middlewares.
I was a member of a jury to
evaluate works submitted by
Spanish national design awards.
During the redesign and development of the new web for
HA!, I've documented the whole process in a
collection of posts written in real-time (Galician language):
In late 2020, I started the Lume project, a static site
generator built on top of Deno and inspired by other generators like Jekyll,
Hugo or Eleventy. I use it for all web projects I work since then.
Awesome design: A collection
of open source resources for web designers.
Chipi: Design and interactive
prototype for a desktop app to search in any service (Slack, Google Docs,
Trello, etc).
(Sketch prototype,
chipi.io)
I collaborate in the Tarugoconf, by helping to build
the website (made with Lume).
Occasionally, I teach about CSS, HTML and Deno at
Hack a Boss
Code
I love to write HTML/CSS and build or experiment with very under-engineering
solutions. I'm also a strong advocate of open source and maintainer of several
projects like:
Some PHP projects: PHP middlewares (a
collection of PSR-15 HTTP middlewares),
PHP-Gettext, (a popular PHP library to work
with Gettext), Embed (to get info from
any web service or page),
SimpleCrud (easy and magic CRUD
in SQL databases), FormManager
(to create and validate form data).
Several Node tools like
node-sketch (read and edit Sketch
documents) and
keep-a-changelog (parse and
generate changelog files).
Other frontend libraries like
a carousel (a web component to
create carousels) and
page-loader (to load and
create fancy transitions between pages).