Maurício Wolff

Hi, I'm a UXDesigner, WebDesigner & FrontEnd Developer...

Well, yet another geek, but a nice one. I work at Dell.com as Web Design Lead and Innovator on the Test & Target Team — Global Online.

Myself elsewhere

Summary

  • Results and details-oriented professional with more than 15 years on the craft.
  • Experience in Graphic Design, Interface Design, Information Architecture and Web Development .
  • Highly proficient in web technologies (jQuery, CSS and (x)HTML) as well as design.
  • Innovation oriented, experience with both backend and front end web development.
  • Extremely performance oriented.
  • Strong communicator fluent in English and Portuguese.
  • Leadership and training skills, community driven actions.
  • Highly perceptive, with proven ability to pinpoint problems, provide creative solutions, and follow through to resolution in a timely and cost effective manner.... (more)

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Skills

FrontEnd Development

HTML, CSS, JS, jQuery, jQueryUI, jQUeryMobile, mooTools, SVN, GIT, Mercurial, TFS, Photoshop, Fireworks, Illustrator, OmniGraffle

BackEnd Development

PHP, Python, Perl, MySQL, mongoDB

OS

MacOS, Windows, Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS, Gentoo, SuSe), FreeBSD

Things on my radar

Node.js, couchDB, Cucumber, Capybara, Ruby, jqUnit, OOCSS, LabJS, Less, Sass, Mustache, zepto.js and other mobile JS Frameworks

Resume

If you feel like reading two pages of plain text, feel free to download my PDF resume. Or check more info on Linkedin

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Projects

I have a couple projects going on, like jQuery plugins (Facybox, Waitill — check my github account) or abpedia.org, a site about AB Tests in Portuguese, a joint venture with Cristiano Santos and Tiago Sartor.

My GitHub account » See abpedia.org »

About This little site

This is my first experiment with BootStrap, a CSS framework from Twitter. I also used a stripped down version of HTML5 boilerplate as well as Google Closure Compiler to compress the JS/CSS. All this code is on github, so fell free to clone and twist it. Please make a pull request so I can learn from that too...