I've been doing HTML and CSS forever, and finally jumped into JavaScript about half a dozen years ago. I fell into C# in just the last three years, and though I work with it daily, I don't consider myself a .NET developer.

I'm trying to work out how to put together a build tool of my own that I'm currently prototyping in the browser. I'm comfortable there, letting DOM manipulation suffice as a proof of concept, but that 'building a build tool' business has me out of my depths.

Beginning to dip my toes into React for some internal web apps at work.

I spend a lot of time refactoring and improving an inherited codebase, and creating new data types, document types, and templates for our CMS using C# with Razor views, HTML, and CSS. I'm also about to work out wireframes for an internal facing site and build the front end this summer.

I like debugging CSS and finding clean, efficient ways to do things while maintaining accessibility and failing usably.