Richard Hallows

I co-created stylelint, an open-source CSS linter that flags problematic code using more than 170 built-in rules. It extracts embedded styles from HTML, Markdown and CSS-in-JS, as well as parsing CSS-like syntaxes, including SCSS and Less.

We built it for Node.js using PostCSS. It has over fifteen thousand unit tests using Jest and extensive documentation.

It’s downloaded ten million times a month and companies worldwide use it, including GitHub and Google.

I co-created the Barnardo’s Design System. It’s a set of principles, guidance and examples to help designers and developers create accessible digital products for Barnardo’s, the UK’s largest children’s charity.

I paired with another UX Designer for the duration of the project. We presented at the DSL conference about this collaboration and some of the innovations in our approach.

We built the design system website using Gatsby, a static site generator powered by React and Webpack.

I implemented the CSS architecture and frontend build system for the Inside Abbey Road website experience using PostCSS and SUIT CSS at Stink Digital for Google Creative Lab.

I led the HTML and CSS development for the editorial content within the experience.

Webby Award Winner & FWA Site of the Month.