Jordan Geizer
Multi-disciplinary designer passionate about new technologies to enrich user experiences. Contributes to the design community through meetups and design tools.
Specialties
- Product Design & Engineering,
- UX & UI Design,
- Design Systems,
- Front-end Engineering,
- React,
- Figma
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Inclusive user testing with browser-based prototypes
Last year, we partnered with the Queensland Government and Meld Studios to design a website that helps people find tools and information to improve their digital literacy. This was a great chance to apply our inclusive design skills and build a site that’s usable and accessible to as many people as possible.
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Jordan Geizer has made another Figma plugin that’s near and dear to our heart.
Schema Nodes makes it easy to create a visual representation of your product’s GraphQL schema. Handy for practicing schema-led design & engineering.
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Jordan’s Automatic Style Guides plugin now supports hsla()
Jordan Geizer has released an update to his awesome Automatic Style Guides plugin. Now with hsla() support.
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Jordan Geizer has released an automated style guide plugin for Figma
Jordan Geizer has released an Automatic Style Guide plugin for Figma that generates (and keeps up to date) formal style guide documentation based on your local Figma styles. Now you can prepare a clean and functional style guide for clients & developers with a click of a button.
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