Kenneth Ormandy is a multidisciplinary designer and developer with 12 years of experience building delightful front-end experiences and practical developer tools from Vancouver. He co-launched and contributed to Surge.sh, helping a tiny team ship a front-end publishing platform that now hosts hundreds of thousands of static sites, and has hands-on experience in CLI and Node.js tooling. Kenneth blends visual design and engineering—contributing CSS and template work to static site tooling and backend fixes to Craft CMS—so he comfortably spans UI, build tooling, and server-side concerns. He runs his own studio, delivering product design, identities, and open-source projects, and holds training in type design that informs his attention to detail. Less obvious: his contributions range from UX and email templates to low-level Webpack and Postgres fixes, showing a rare mix of aesthetic judgment and systems-level competence.
12 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Design, Bachelor of Design at Emily Carr University of Art and Design
Digital Media & IT Diploma, Digital Media & IT Diploma at Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
Type Design certificate, Type Design certificate at TypeParis
Contributions:89 commits, 8 PRs, 11 pushes in 2 years 6 months
Contributions summary:Kenneth primarily contributed to the front-end aspects of the project, specifically focusing on the CSS styling. Their work involved creating and modifying CSS files, including the core `harp.css` and other related CSS files. They introduced new styling elements for various UI components like buttons, and modified existing ones to enhance the visual appearance and potentially improve the user interface. The user also made changes to the Jade templates by adding head tags and correcting URLs.
Contributions:2 releases, 108 commits, 37 PRs in 1 year 6 months
Contributions summary:Kenneth primarily contributed to the development and enhancement of the `surge` CLI tool. Their work focused on adding new features, such as version display and CNAME file support. Furthermore, the user refactored and improved existing code, including fixes for domain validation and improved help documentation. This work demonstrates proficiency in command-line interface development, file system interaction, and potentially web deployment principles, given the tool's purpose.
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Kenneth Ormandy - Designer at Kenneth Ormandy Inc.