lancewashington.studio — est. 2025
A personal studio for digital design, accessibility, front-end craft, and timeless menswear.
Led evaluation and rollout of accessibility tooling across a React/Next.js monorepo — axe DevTools, eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y, Storybook integration, Cypress-axe, and a 77-finding audit CSV tied to Jira epics.
Full multi-page site: mega menu, PDF slide-out panels, FLIP lightbox gallery, animated era cards, hero carousel, and complete MODX chunk/TV architecture.
Eight-page site with design system, interactive pricing calculator, and masonry FLIP gallery.
Full redesign for a nonprofit in Sharon Hill, PA — mobile hamburger nav, Board of Directors page with overlay refinements, color palette exploration, and a PDF panel system mirroring the FABC implementation.
THE SHARED THREAD IS CRAFT — THE KIND THAT COMES FROM PAYING ATTENTION.
A disciplined approach to CSS architecture pays dividends when migrating from static HTML into MODX. Here's why I always consolidate first.
Taking a raw screen reader pass and translating it into something engineers can actually act on is its own design problem.
The email protection script can truncate uploaded HTML and silently kill JS execution. Here's what's happening and how to work around it.
High-rise, full seat, tapered leg — the classic silhouette isn't nostalgia. It's engineering.
Tweeds, hopsacks, odd jackets — built for the man who wears a coat not because he has to, but because he wants to.
Period-accurate silhouettes and the case for a proper drape, from the blade to the trouser break.
Vintage scores, deadstock discoveries, and the ones that got away.
Observations on proportion, cloth, color, and the details that separate a good outfit from a great one.
What to take in, let out, and why learning to sew is the best menswear investment you can make.
MODX chunk and TV architecture for First African Baptist Church — mapping a fully-built static site into a maintainable CMS implementation plan.
Storybook coverage audit of 242 components — mapping which meet WCAG 2.2 AA and which need remediation, scoped by team ownership.
Migrating a static HTML wedding cake site into MODX Revolution on Hostinger — CSS consolidation, chunk strategy, and TV controls for content managers.
A proof-of-concept page builder for AAA stakeholders using React and a Storybook component registry — letting business teams compose pages without engineering handoff.
Designer, developer, and chronic overthinker of lapel rolls and focus rings.
I'm a web designer and front-end developer based in the Philadelphia area — working at the intersection of UI craft, accessible code, and the occasional perfectly-proportioned sport coat.
By day I work on the Digital Engineering team at AAA Club Alliance, leading accessibility compliance strategy across digital properties — WCAG 2.2 AA, tooling evaluation, developer workflow, and audit remediation. On the side, I build client sites for organizations like First African Baptist Church and Neighbor to Neighbor CDC using MODX Revolution, hand-crafting every line of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
The menswear interest is real and old. I've been drawn to classic American and British tailoring for years — the 1940s high-rise trouser, the full drape, the sport coat as everyday armor. It's not fashion; it's craft. The same reason I care about whether a component has a proper focus ring is the same reason I care about whether a lapel rolls to the right button.