About
Hi, I'm Lines Sultzer, a front-end engineer with a backgorund in visual design, fabrication, and accessible interfece development. My early training in design and hands-on fabrication taught me how to build systems with intention and toubleshoot precisely by building an understanding of how people move though experiences. This foundation now shapes my ethic as an engineer.
A life-changing injury led me to code. I began by self-teaching Python before enrolling in a full-stack Java bootcamp, where I built projects with Java, PostgreSQL, Vue, and core web technologies. That experience gave me strong fundamentals, but I quickly found myself most drawn to the front end, where interaction, accessibility, and detail converge.
Since graduating, I’ve focused on front-end architecture, accessibility, and modern JavaScript frameworks like Vue and React. I care about building digital experiences that feel intuitive and perform well. My design instincts help me make intentional choices; my engineering practice ensures those choices translate into maintainable, inclusive UI.
I like building clean, semantic, usable interfaces. I'm looking for a team where I can contribute, grow, and write software that's easy to use and meaningful to interact with.
Technical Skills
- Languages: JavaScript (ES6+), HTML, CSS, SQL (Postgres)
- Front-End Engineering: Semantic HTML, Accessible UI (WCAG 2.2), Responsive Layouts, Component Architecture, State Management, UI Performance Optimization, Micro-interactions, Front-end debugging & tooling
- Frameworks & Libraries: React, Vue, Vite, Node.js (tooling)
- Backend Fundamentals: REST APIs, PostgreSQL, basic Java Spring, Python Flask (light experience)
- Design: Figma, Framer, Webflow, Adobe Creative Suite (Ps, Ai, Ae), Design systems, Prototyping, Interaction design, Usability-first decision-making
- Tools & Workflows: Git & GitHub, VS Code, Postman, Accessibility testing tools (Axe, Lighthouse), Chrome DevTools, CLI workflows
- Strengths: Semantic structure, clarity across UI architecture, accessibility-first thinking, clean code organization, thoughtful design decisions, cross-disciplinary systems thinking
Let's Work Together
I'm currently looking for a front-end or UI engineering role where I can contribute to thoughtful, accessible interface work. I care about clean structure, semantic HTML, and building experiences that feel intuitive and inclusive. I'd love to connect with you!