Hi, I'm Filbert Crasto — a frontend engineer with seven years turning Figma into production Vue.js and TypeScript. I care about accessibility, tested component architectures, and the unglamorous parts of the stack that make the glamorous parts feel effortless.
From Goa to London to Tewkesbury. Each role taught me a different shape of the same problem: how to make complex software feel simple.
Owning the survey-builder UI and the marketing site. Translating Figma into pixel-perfect, WCAG 2.2 AA components — and writing the tests that keep them honest.
Designed and built a real-time trading platform — order books that updated 30× a second without dropping frames, and a WebRTC layer for trader-to-trader voice.
Where I cut my teeth. Designed and built the frontend of a full ERP suite, and got dangerous enough in Laravel to cover backend work when needed.
Weekend experiments where I get to be product owner, designer, and engineer. Each one started as a single Vue file and a question I couldn't shake.
Tools I reach for daily, broken out by how often I use them. Not every line on a CV — just the parts I actually ship with.
// the bread & butter const stack = { framework: 'Vue 3 + Composition API', language: 'TypeScript (strict)', state: 'Pinia', testing: ['Vitest', 'Playwright'], styling: 'SCSS + design tokens', };
Frontend craft is changing fast. These are the AI tools and habits that have folded into how I ship — from pair-programming to design exploration.
// the AI loop const workflow = { pair: 'Claude Code in terminal', design: 'Claude artifacts → Figma', review: 'CodeRabbit on every PR', };
Whether it's a quick question, a collaboration idea, or just a chat about frontend craft — my inbox is open.
filbertcrasto619@gmail.com