I was brought on by one of the largest telecom providers in the Netherlands to develop a new component library for the redesign of Ben.nl. I applied the atomic design methodology to split
components into atoms, molecules, organisms, templates, and pages. My work centered on creating UI components, including buttons, form elements, modals, headers, and footers.

Accessibility (a11y) was a key focus in this project, and I ensured that all components were built to meet accessibility criteria. To showcase the Design System of Ben, I used Storybook as a platform to display the UI components. By incorporating controls in Storybook, designers and other stakeholders have the ability to interact with and modify the UI components of Ben.nl.

This project is currently in production and can be found @ ben.nl

Sander is a highly skilled and talented developer who delivers a good work. One of the key factors that made our collaboration a success was Sander's good communication skills. He was always prompt in responding to my emails and inquiries. This level of communication made it easy for us to work together and kept the project running smoothly. In addition to Sander's good communication skills, he also showed a remarkable ability to work independently. He was able to complete tasks efficiently and effectively without the need for constant supervision. This not only saved time and resources, but it also allowed me to focus on other aspects of the project while knowing that Sander had everything under control. Overall, I can recommend Sander as good and reliable front-end developer.

- Andrey Posudevsky, Lead Front-end Developer @ T-Mobile NL