66 – Helping Visual Brands Build Online Systems with James Stone

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In this episode we get to speak with independent design systems engineering consultant James Stone. We discuss James’s beginnings programming BASIC on his Atari in second grade and how it fanned the flame of his love for design & development. Then we talk about how James is now helping visual brands build online systems, and the narrative of that engagement. We also discuss his array of courses and his mission to bring Design Systems Engineering to enterprises of all sizes. We also talk about James’s contributions to the ZURB Foundation framework and his role as an Adjunct Professor at the School of Visual Arts at Penn State.

About James

My passion is Design Systems Engineering where I work at the intersection of fast-paced design and development teams. Unlike other online course experts, I am an award-winning web designer, a top contributor to the ZURB Foundation framework, and an Adjunct Professor at the School of Visual Arts at Penn State.

For the past 4 years I have worked as a Design Systems Engineer helping agencies, enterprises and startups to build out beautiful, performant front-end code and systems. This course is part of my mission to bring Design Systems Engineering to enterprises of all sizes.

“My goal is to assist web professionals wanting to work in the intersection between Design and Engineering a way to bootstrap their education and career.”

Cite – https://www.jamesstone.com/box-model-aha-moment/