10+ years of frontend engineering and creative web development.
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Hi, I'm Noah Bravo, a multidisciplinary frontend engineer with 10+ years of experience in frontend systems, architecture, creative development, interactive 3D, and product engineering.
I actually started in biotechnology, but visual design pulled me into web development back in 2016. I spent my first few years freelancing, working with startups, agencies, and larger companies, getting to build everything from local sites to large-scale platforms.
Wanting to focus on what I enjoyed most, I decided to give the corporate world a shot, and eventually joined Samy, one of the biggest agency groups in influencer marketing. I spent seven years leading the frontend team, architecting ShineBuzz (their AI-powered discovery platform), and building projects for clients like Netflix, L'Oréal, and Samsung, as the company grew to work with more than 300 brands worldwide.
I'm still designing and coding, always looking for new design trends to explore, animations to experiment with, and better ways to build for the web.
I keep up with what's happening in web dev, trying out new tools and adopting whatever's actually useful. Lately, I've been deep into AI-assisted development, figuring out how to direct these tools instead of just prompting and hoping. I also contribute to open source and work on personal projects when I can.
Building complex frontend systems taught me to think beyond individual features. I build maintainable architectures that can evolve with the product and remain manageable as the codebase grows.
My passion for visual design still shapes how I approach frontend engineering. I enjoy taking ambitious designs beyond Figma, getting the details right while making sure everything holds up in the browser.
I enjoy pushing the visual side of frontend development through motion and interactive 3D, exploring what's possible with the browser while keeping performance, accessibility, and UX in mind.
These shouldn't be treated as last-minute checklists. They're part of how I think about a project from the start, whether it's reviewing keyboard navigation, or keeping interactions fast and the code lightweight.
I use AI agents to test ideas and build features faster, but I still handle the architecture, write the code, and review everything that goes into production
Seven years leading frontend teams taught me that good engineering goes beyond code. I've hired and mentored developers, guided technical decisions, and helped other engineers build the confidence to tackle problems on their own.
STACK_OVERVIEW--interactive
Shoot the targets before they get away
PROJECT_PIPELINE--upcoming
Building a lightweight Three.js toolkit, along with a collection of shaders and techniques I create and discover across the web, before they get lost in random notes.
Building an MCP server to turn an AI agent into a jam session assistant. Bringing together music APIs and music theory algorithms to turn any track into personalized guitar tabs.
Building a headless e-commerce platform for a non-alcoholic spirits brand, featuring interactive 3D product visuals powered by Next.js and Shopify.
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