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Camille Anne Villaruz

@camillevillaruz

Frontend engineer who kept drifting into design until the two stopped being separate jobs. Seven years, mostly product work — I like the part where a screen gets simpler and nobody notices. I came in through an agency, which means I have built more marketing sites than I would choose to admit and got fast at CSS as a result. My current interest is design systems that survive contact with a real roadmap, which usually means fewer components than anyone wants. I do my own accessibility testing because I got tired of finding out late.

Joined July 2026

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Frontend Development
Product Design
UI/UX Design

One page with the details, a map, and an RSVP form that had to work for a hundred and forty people including our grandmother.

My sister's wedding site

Camille Anne Villaruz

@camillevillaruz

A private log of what I read and what I thought about it, with no followers, no ratings and no year-end wrap.

Margin, a reading log that is not a social network

Camille Anne Villaruz

@camillevillaruz

Worked through an accessibility audit on a portal used by every new hire, and fixed the causes rather than the findings.

Accessibility remediation on an employee onboarding portal

Camille Anne Villaruz

@camillevillaruz

Agency retainer work — replaced a slow page builder with a static site the client's marketing team can still edit.

Marketing site rebuild for a property developer

Camille Anne Villaruz

@camillevillaruz

Rebuilt a five-step booking funnel as three, and found most of the abandonment was in a form nobody had looked at.

Booking flow rebuild for a regional travel marketplace

Camille Anne Villaruz

@camillevillaruz

Merged three drifting component libraries into one, then spent longer removing components than adding them.

Design system consolidation for a healthcare scheduling product

Camille Anne Villaruz

@camillevillaruz