ddamato
Design Systems Architect, Author of gridless.design. Currently @ GoDaddy, previously @ Compass.
Funding Links: https://github.com/sponsors/ddamato
- Name: Donnie D'Amato
- Location: New York, NY
- Kind: user
- Followers: 36
- Following: 2
- Total stars: 59
- Repositories count: 40
- Created at: 2022-11-16T05:12:12.417Z
- Updated at: 2025-03-28T05:34:06.366Z
- Last synced at: 2025-03-28T05:34:06.365Z
GitHub Sponsors Profile
I am a Design Systems Architect specializing in crafting experiences for companies of any size with hand-tailored solutions to meet the needs of their organization. I am the author of gridless.design; a thesis on mismatching the design grid to the web medium. I am a member of the NYC chapter IxDA. I teach User Research and Interaction Design at Parsons School of Design. I am currently the engineering lead for the UXCore library at GoDaddy where I am responsible for maintaining a consistent experience for over 20 million customers. Previously, I was the first UX Engineer at Compass, eventually building their design systems team and maintaining their library of components and design tokens.
A sponsorship helps me execute on projects aimed to help the design systems community. Here's a list of ideas that have yet to become available:
[ ] A tool to stringify screen reader output for accessibility assertion.
[ ] A tool to import components as symbols into modern design apps. (a la html-sketchapp).
[ ] A tool to write documentation inside of a design app to be published in documentation sites.
- Current Sponsors: 0
- Past Sponsors: 0
- Total Sponsors: 0
- Minimum Sponsorship: $5.00
Featured Works
ddamato/savager
Savager, the SVG Manager
Language: JavaScript - Stars: 3ddamato/jfauna
jQuery-like chainable methods to make FaunaDB more accessible
Language: JavaScript - Stars: 1ddamato/component-anatomy
A native web-component which can identify parts of a figure; expected to be used in documentation pages to name pieces of a component.
Language: JavaScript - Stars:ddamato/spritz-ui
Web Component based off of the Spritz speed reading technique
Language: JavaScript - Stars: 1