Andrew Smith is a multidisciplinary developer and creative director with 12 years of experience blending software engineering, design, and the arts to build immersive digital experiences. Based in Arendal, Norway, he pairs back-end development chops—illustrated by meaningful contributions to the widely used WooCommerce project—with a studio practice in music and visual art, enabling solutions that are both technically sound and aesthetically considered. At Frameworks AS he focuses on practical engineering, while running Makerspace48.no and No Future In... demonstrates his commitment to community-driven making and creative leadership. His background in graphic arts and illustration informs a user-centered approach to product design and code readability, evident in his attention to refactoring and coding standards on open-source projects. Known for a hands-on, maker mindset (and a self-described blunt GitHub bio), he reliably bridges prototype to production. Colleagues value him for turning creative concepts into maintainable systems that respect both form and function.
12 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Arts, Graphic Arts and Design, Bachelor of Arts, Graphic Arts and Design at Leeds Metropolitan University
Foundation Diploma, Illustration, Foundation Diploma, Illustration at West Nottinghamshire Collage
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Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:15 commits, 9 PRs, 50 comments in 1 year 8 months
Contributions summary:Andrew primarily focused on enhancing the WooCommerce core functionality by adding and modifying filters. Their commits involved refactoring code related to shipping costs and cart calculations, specifically modifying the handling of "Free!" shipping. They also introduced filters to customize the display of product titles and item names within the shopping cart. Furthermore, the user addressed code style issues to adhere to the project's standards.
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