Nathan Bommezijn
T-shaped front-end developer. I work across design, interaction and technology, and go deep on building accessible interfaces for the web.
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T-shaped front-end developer / minimalist / dog lover
Who am I?
I'm a developer based in Amsterdam with a degree in Communication and Multimedia Design from the HvA, and a background in application development.
Case studies
Work I can talk about in depth. Client work is described, not shown.
Fnd, a community hub for front-end developers
2023 · Research, concept and design
My graduation project: a platform that helps front-end developers, especially those starting out, find the right tools and frameworks for their project.
Designing web interfaces for TVs
Design and front-end
Building functional design for TV browsers, where modern CSS is off the table and every manufacturer follows its own spec.
From sailing book to app, with AI-assisted development
Concept, UX and front-end
Turning a book with thousands of photos into a structured app, and finding out how a team works with Claude Code.
Projects
Projects from my studies. For more code, check out my GitHub
Frontend Applications
The final course of a three course program, where we learn about data manipulation, paradigms, and working with frameworks and libraries such as D3.js and React.
Human centered design
A course from my minor where I was designing and developing in an iterative manner for a person with a disability (exclusive design). The requirement for this course was to create something that the client is content with the product.
Bloom
An app for people whose cancer is in remission, where they can find information and support from others who went through the same process. Built with fellow students from the Web Development minor, to realise a CMD graduate's graduation project.
KNMI
An interactive data visualisation for the KNMI about the effect the first wave of COVID-19, from March to June 2020, had on NO2 levels. Built with Next.js and D3.
Browser Technologies
Browser Technologies is a course from the minor that I was following and it teaches you about the implementation of progressive enhancement and browser technologies. In this project I wrote a questionnaire that is progressively enhanced and uses the local storage API to store the results in the browser to finish the questionnaire at a later point.