Hello, I'm Edgar Pérez
Frontend Design Engineer
Your team feels stuck. Features drag, releases break things, and nobody can explain why. I find the structural problems and organize the way forward.
The Problem
Frontend complexity doesn't announce itself. It piles up quietly until shipping anything feels like a fight.
Features take longer than they should
Change one thing, five other places break. What should be a half-day task turns into a multi-day ordeal, and nobody can explain why.
New engineers take months to contribute
Knowledge lives in people's heads. Conventions are undocumented. Onboarding is ad-hoc.
Design and engineering are misaligned
No shared language, no design system governance, constant rework and miscommunication.
Performance degrades with every release
The app gets heavier with every deploy. Pages that loaded in 2 seconds now take 5. Your users noticed before your team did.
Most teams try to fix this by pushing harder or adding new policies without adding structure. That's aspirin. The real fix is structural, and that's what I do.
I've seen this in startups, agencies, and scaling companies. Here's who I am.
Who I Am
I fix the architecture, the process, and the team dynamics so frontend teams can ship without second-guessing everything. Structure that lasts.
Ten years ago, I started in Venezuela with one idea: change how the web gets built. Since then, I've led teams, shipped products used by thousands, and worked with companies across startups, agencies, and Shark Tank ventures.
A client once called me "the organizer." I sit right between your engineering team and your leadership, find the patterns that are slowing things down, and build systems that let the whole thing run on its own.
More about me →Over 10 years, I've shaped this into four ways I work.
How I Help
Four ways to work together, depending on where your team is right now.
High-End Frontend Consulting
I look at how your frontend is actually built, find the stuff that is slowing your team down, and give you a plan to fix it.
Custom Web Development
I build sites that work well and are easy for your team to keep running. WordPress, WooCommerce, stuff like that.
Long-Term Frontend Advisory
You get ongoing access to someone who thinks about frontend architecture for a living, without hiring full-time.
But not everyone needs what I offer.
Who This Is For
Good fit
- + Founders who feel their team is stuck but can't pinpoint why
- + CTOs who know the codebase needs structure before it can scale
- + Engineering managers watching complexity pile up with every sprint
- + Companies hitting a breaking point where the current approach stopped working
Not the right fit
- - Teams looking for another developer to write code faster
- - Projects that need tutorial-level guidance
- - Organizations not willing to change how the team works
- - Early-stage startups still figuring out product-market fit
For those who do, here's what I've been thinking about.
Latest Writing
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Dec 15, 2024Why I Choose BEM Over CSS Modules (Most of the Time)
CSS architecture is a decision with long-term consequences. Here is why I often reach for BEM methodology over CSS Modules, and when I do not.
Featured Work
MapVX
An indoor navigation platform drowning in technical debt. I rebuilt the CSS architecture, introduced 50+ design tokens, and cut loading times by 90%.
View case study →
Puppertino
No macOS-style CSS framework existed. So I built one. 1,000+ GitHub stars, active community, zero JavaScript required.
View case study →Don't take my word for it.
What Others Say
Edgar is a very enthusiastic developer with a proactive attitude and eagerness to learn new technologies. He was able to work within the team to achieve amazing websites...
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Let's Fix Your Frontend
I take on two clients at a time so I can give each one real focus. If your team is dealing with frontend complexity, let's talk.
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