These are the languages, frameworks, and tools I'm using in my day-to-day workflow, listed in no particular order. Items that make me go "Oh yeah!" or are my primary tools are marked in bold.
My end-to-end process is front-loaded with research, sketches, whiteboarding, and figuring out a product spec with everyone that's involved in a project. My philosophy is: Design is not solely about deliverables; it's about understanding. It's not about a particular tool or language; it's about communication. It's not about pixels; it's about providing capability. I don't spend a lot of time in any particular application at first. The hardest thing to do well is figuring out what it is you want to design.
- HTML
- CSS
- LESS
- SASS & SCSS
- Jinja (Python Templating Language)
- Javascript — Love/hate. Actively working in this to expand my skills and proficiency in 2016.
- Knockout (JavaScript)
- Python — Mostly routing and template rendering with Flask.
- Flask (Python Framework)
- Handlebars.js (JS Templating Language)
- Mustache (Logic-less Templating Language)
I don't currently work in Python and Javascript at a production level, but I work on a web application built on these so I know enough to prototype what I need to. That said, I'm actively working to change that with practice, projects, and patience.
- Sublime Text 3
- Autoprefixer
- iTerm 2
- Git CLI + GitHub
- Runscope
- Ghost Inspector
- Gulp (Build & compiler automation)
- CodeKit 2
- Kaleidoscope
- Chrome
- Dash