Equals, the rebranded FairFX, released the Equals Go card product. It is a multi-currency card with 15 currencies that makes it easier and cheaper for people to manage their money while abroad. I worked on the web app for this product, which encompassed the user account area for customers.

Client

Equals.co

🏖 Team Members

Colin Agbabiaka, Steven Archer, Tim Brooke, Ben Tomkinson, Charilaos Georgakakis, Jamie Halvorson, Tabasom Aryamanesh, Joshua Anderson, Lloyd Asamoah

Marketing website

equals.co/personal/travel-card

Tech stack

Next.js, React, Typescript, Redux (Saga), Express, AWS Lambdas, Styled Components, Design System Utils, Prismic CMS

Fuji is FairFX.com's design system. I initially created it and lead its initial development. Fuji's components are React-based, they use Styled Components and Design System Utils. It is used by many apps at FairFX.

I was tech lead and lead front-end developer for the re-platforming of Cornmarket's new website. With a design-system led approach, I started the front-end development, then handed over to the cross-functional remote dev team (from India, which I managed) whilst continuing as lead front-end dev.

Tech stack

Prismic CMS, Stimulus.js, .Net, Sass

Client

Cornmarket

Agency

Nimbletank

A micro library to ensure your CSS-in-JS styles stay consistent with your brand's design-system. Works with styled-components, emotion, glamorous and all other CSS-in-JS libraries.

Lorena Teruel and I were given free reign to update TMW's old website. We spent a number of weeks coming up with the strategy, UX and thinking behind the new version of the site.

Having such close collaboration with design, development and stakeholders meant that ideas were validated and tested in a massively reduced time. This was an entirely new approach for TMW and resulted in a complete shift in how new projects were developed at the agency.

Team

Lorena Teruel (design)

Agency

TMWUnlimited

Team

Nic Bell

Case Study

tmwunlimited.com/work/barilla-global-website/

Developed in partnership with Ash Nolan, Kickoff is a lightweight, flexible and robust front-end framework that is a great starting point for any web site. We developed it while at TMW, but it grew way beyond internal projects into something that many other companies and developers use on projects of all sizes.

Team

Nic Bell (front-end), Simon Kinslow (design)