Hey!
I'm Diony Concepcion, a Dad, front-end developer and ambitious entrepreneur who loves building cool interfaces & experiences. Ready to embrace Web 3.0 & NFT's.
Hit me up @dionycdot 
I'm currently a Front-End Commerce Cloud Developer at IBM building stuff for cool companies in the Salesforce ecosystem.
As a Front-End Developer, I love collaborating with Designers and Back-End Devlopers and help produce great design experiences and functional solutions. I like to build the features and user experiences that are scalable and efficient.
Otherwise, I am listening to music, dancing Salsa, playing softball or spending time with my family and traveling.
- JavaScript
- HTML
- CSS/Sass
- Salesforce Lightning (LWC)
- React
- Node
- Wordpress
- Visual Studio Code
- Github
- Azure DevOps
- JIRA
- Gulp & Grunt
- Chrome DevTools
- SourceTree
- Google Tag Manager
- Adobe Photoshop
- InVision
- Figma
- Sketch
Build front-end features for Frito-Lay Schedule Manager 2.0 Salesforce tool. Such as schedule summary calendar, plus ensure new UX design are translated to the web.
Help configured, designed and deployed Salesforce Chat on CenturyLink.com site. CenturyLink moved their legacy chat solution to Salesforce Chat which included Omni-Channel and AI capabilites.
Help launch new Luxury Real Estate site. Assisted on site theme, logo, branding and lead generation solution.
This a small project uses some of ESPN's large pencil expand panel dimensions and specs.
This is one of my oldest and favorite project I helped launched in 2003 with my brother and sisters. Technology and music runs in my families veins, so we were able to organically create a online business that did not exist at that time. Our mission was to helped upcoming artist and DJ's promote thier work online. In addition we helped them merchandise products to their fans world wide. We also had the opportunity to run for 2 years, our own radio show on Sirius Satellite Radio (Now SiriusXM) called the Mixtapekings Countdown. Today the site is just a skeleton of its prime days, as we keep up old content online that people still like to access.