Working on a side project with no React, no webpack, no junky CSS-in-JS frameworks - just Web Components. It feels good. 

We have developed behaviour only Web Components at Spektrix that allow third party integrators to use attributes on their own markup so that we can deliver behaviour but allow ultimate flexibility in markup and style. 

There seems to be a lot of web component libraries out there for reducing the boiler plate around Custom HTML Elements, but all of them seem to force you to define HTML.

I have seen other SaaS providers publishing web components but often then require or bundle React. Since our components are often used on homepages by clients, the bulk of whom are not going to be using any one particular javascript framework already, it feels wrong to add so many bytes to their pages.

Perhaps there is someone else out there solving the same problem, perhaps they are solving it in a different way.

Built a Design System for Vertex utilizing Web Components with StencilJS, documentation built in Vuepress, and design tooling in Figma.

Finished working as a Senior Software Engineer at Forter

Working on the Portal team, I helped develop a web components design system using Lit for a B2B dashboard SPA