I've been designing websites for over a decade, and writing articles about web design on a freelance basis since 2013. I focus on making everything I write as easily-understood as possible, while also filling my articles with personality, and sometimes corny jokes.

I also build web stuff for fun in my spare time, like my own personal CSS/SASS framework, and other more short-lived projects. Last, but certainly not least, I contribute to open source software. It's my way of trying to make the world a little bit better.

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Contact Me

The fastest way to hire me is to contact me via email. Think about it: the internet's been around for three decades, and email has yet to be completely outclassed. That's a heck of a thing.

Anyway, here you go: writeme@ezequiel.works

My Writing

Here's a short selection of the articles I'm particularly proud of:

NewFolder

NewFolder is a just-a-few-frills SCSS framework that I have created for my own personal use. It's designed to make it easy for me to develop new CMS themes and static sites as I experiment with new ways to make things online.

It features:

• Easily customizable typefaces, colors, and other variables
• A full suite of styles for text-heavy content.
• A couple of navigation patterns.
• Some pre-designed content elements for documentation and wiki-style sites.
• A minimum of helpful mixins and helper classes.
• A layout-agnostic philosophy.

I went and developed a whole website just for NewFolder, complete with documentation, downloads, and a NewFolder-based theme for Typemill CMS. It's all open source under the MIT license.

Open Source Contribution

I'm not much for programming beyond HTML and CSS, so I give back to the FL/OSS community in the best way I know how: by writing. Well, there's editing and proofreading too. Basically, I help out with documentation where I can, and leave actually developing software to the Serious Nerds^TM.

Projects I've contributed to include:

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  Rocky Linux

  Rocky Linux is an Enterprise-level drop-in replacement for CentOS, more or less a 1-1 copy of RHEL, maintained by the community. I'm rather proud of my work here.

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  Bludit

  Bludit is a dead-simple flat-file blog CMS, designed to make writing and publishing less of a headache. It supports plugins, and simple PHP templating.

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  Typemill

  Typemill is a flat-file CMS designed for publishing text-focused sites, documentation, small wikis, and ebooks. It includes support for Twig themes and plugins.