Will Graham is a software engineer based in Seattle with eight years of experience building front-end systems at major tech companies including Uber, Amazon, and Qualcomm. He specializes in React and Material Design ecosystems, contributing to high-profile open-source projects such as Base Web and Material Components where he improved accessibility, animations, and component flexibility (notably FAB and timepicker enhancements). Will combines a dual CS/CE background from the University of Utah with practical production experience to deliver polished UI components and robust test coverage. Known for thoughtful refactors and attention to accessibility and UX edge cases, he focuses on making reusable, testable UI primitives that scale across products.
Modular and customizable Material Design UI components for the web
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Front-end Developer
Contributions:233 commits, 404 PRs, 1423 pushes in 1 year 4 months
Contributions summary:Will primarily contributed to the development of Material Design UI components for the web. Their work involved implementing and refactoring text field and select components by moving colors and styling to SASS mixins. The user also removed multi-select from the select component, updated the menu and icon button to utilize new features, and improved the demos by adding new features and fixes. Further, the user added accessibility support for using arrow keys to navigate the list.
A React Component library implementing the Base design language
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:172 reviews, 177 commits, 349 PRs in 1 year 1 month
Contributions summary:Will primarily contributed to the development and improvement of UI components within the `baseweb` React component library. Their work focused on the `accordion` component, encompassing animation updates, test improvements, refactoring, and UI adjustments. The commits also included modifications to the `timepicker` component, with the addition of min/max time support, and updates to address tooltip accessibility and style changes.
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