Notes on how
I work

I'm Luis Irias, a frontend engineer based in Honduras. I start with the problem, not the framework — what the interface is really for, what the person using it is trying to finish, and what the business needs from it. The work that matters usually lives where those pull against each other.

I work in the gap between design and engineering: close enough to design to care how something feels, grounded enough in code to make it real — accessible, fast, and maintainable. I build systems, not one-off screens, and I treat the unglamorous parts — empty states, slow networks, the wrong data — as part of the job, not an afterthought.