Bill Utaegbulam is a frontend developer based in Southern California, blending creative experiences with a programming skillset to build products growing buisnesses and empowering users.

A small app that returns matching size and product recommendations based on user input. This was designed on the fly while picking up the Vue framework and working with the Supabase Data API. The project also includes essential accessibility labeling alongside hands-on assistive technology testing.

A watchlist app powered by the OMDB API, storing movies and tv shows to local storage for personal, private bookmarking. Designed in Figma with a custom mobile-first design system.

Website for the launch of a patented, portable batting tunnel product from a local supplier. Original pages designed in Figma with conversion as a priority. Employed AI-assisted workflows and skills for quick turnaround of new on-brand content, such as the Rentals page.

A branding and web project to balance two distinct audiences for a fully functional job board and recruiting platform. After building out brand assets to appeal to both emerging industry talent and eager employers, I designed and developed a low-code Webflow app integrating Memberstack and automating processes with Make.

A local service website for coworking space, expanding on an existing landing page. New pages were mocked in Figma with a lightweight design system to inform an efficient build. In Webflow, styles were reworked into a custom framework based on MAST, and custom GSAP code added subtle interactions inside forms and accordions.