Nicholas Pulido - UX, Development, Consulting
My work blends UX, development, and consulting to deliver tailored digital solutions that resonate with users and achieve measurable outcomes. I approach each project with a commitment to user-centered design, innovation, and technical precision. From transforming concepts into interactive applications to refining existing platforms, my goal is to help clients harness digital tools to drive impact, efficiency, and growth. Let’s create solutions that not only meet but exceed your business objectives in today’s competitive landscape.
Code
Placeholder content for the Code section.
I specialize in helping businesses streamline workflows, reduce technical debt, and build responsive, scalable applications by combining the best of UX design and development. My consulting approach prioritizes automation, usability, and performance, ensuring that every solution is optimized for both business goals and user satisfaction. Whether launching a new product or enhancing an existing one, I’ll guide your team through each stage of development, from strategy to deployment, leveraging AI-driven insights and proven UX methodologies for lasting results.
A few of my latest insights on UX design, modern front-end techniques, and AI tools—all focused on driving digital impact and keeping you ahead.
Front-End Trends 2025: From CSS Variables to AI-Driven Development
The front-end landscape is evolving at a breakneck speed. Staying ahead of the curve is critical for anyone in the field. Here are some of the trends for 2024 that will impact how we write and manage front-end code:
- CSS Variables: Variables in CSS have been around for a while, but their usage is becoming mainstream as developers realize how much they simplify maintaining consistent styles across large projects.
- AI-Driven Code Generation: Tools like GitHub Copilot and Tabnine are making serious waves. Imagine writing just a few lines of code, and AI predicts the rest based on patterns it has learned from millions of repositories. It’s the productivity boost developers didn’t know they needed.
- WebAssembly: For performance-intensive applications, WebAssembly is set to revolutionize front-end performance by allowing code written in languages like Rust or C++ to run natively in the browser.
- Server Components in React: React’s new server-side components will change how we think about rendering logic. Developers can now split rendering between client and server, making web apps faster and more efficient.
The tools and trends shaping front-end development in 2024 are making it easier to build complex, performance-driven applications at scale. The key is to stay adaptive—because the skills that were cutting-edge just a year ago may not be enough tomorrow.
Share on LinkedIn