After my studies in Management of publishing enterprises, I fell in love with HTML CSS and their potential, and that passion then broaden to include everything that makes the web usable, accessible and reliable.
I now build accessible interfaces using HTML CSS and Javascript
I am an experienced UI Engineer and Front End Developer with a background in the humanities and management of publishing enterprises. This provides me with a distinctive perspective into common UI problems and greater insight into understanding semantic code.
Hand-code HTML and CSS to W3C standards and have a strong understanding of WCAG 2.0 and front-end best practices.
I always focus my attention on optimizing the architecture to ensure the most seamless and adapted user experience possible for all types of end-users.
Frameworks change every year, people don't.
Some of us can’t see color, confuse shapes and words, have poor hearing, the list goes on. But we all web users in our own right: connecting to internet, consuming information, producing information, and creating the market. And everything starts from a clean, semantic HTML
Pages are styled so they render correctly in different browsers (cross-browser), different operating systems (cross-platform) and different devices (cross-device), which requires careful planning on the side of the developer.
Interaction is what we look for when publishing any web page. With an eye on performances
AKA how to keep everything together. How to structure the code so that developers can spend their time focusing on what really matters, not regressions and broken layouts. Front end architecture, design systems.
Rome 2014. I was twenty-nine when I started working under the generic job title: Web designer. It was my first work experience outside of either temping or developing wordpress websites for friends.
Many failures followed, but here there is, a selected list of experiences that made my seniority over the years, not only in coding, but in managing and work effectivly in any type of organization.
I joined the communication unit in the European council as Senior UI specialist consultant. Together with the communication unit and the development team, I lead the front end refactoring for the complete redesign of the main European Council website, visited by millions of people around the world.
During this time I have worked as an independent contractor on multiple web projects, often with tight deadlines, for companies of different sizes and different needs
A non-exaustive lists of task performed includes:
I joined the Front End developers department of ENGIE Electrabel as a consultant. I redesigned their website for one year, assisting the front-end team to provide user experience improvements and solutions.
Referrals aren't given easily. If you don't take the time to establish credibility, you're not going to get the referral. People have to get to know you. They have to feel comfortable with who you are and what you do, said Ivan Misner.
It was a pleasure to meet and work with Fabrizio. Innovative, creative, team player, humble, honest, easy going, fast learner (even in areas that are not the scope of its expertise), self-organising and proactive are few of the qualities I can use to qualify him.Vitor Lobato Castelo
Fabrizio has been working in my team as a graphic designer. He has always shown great creativity and valuable skills in graphic design. What I can remark is also his positive attitude and great earnestess making him an ideal employee.Alexis Grigoriadis
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