Sara Soueidan is a freelance front-end designer helping companies and organisations build:
“modern, resilient, and inclusive Web user interfaces and design systems, with a strong focus on responsive design, performance, and accessibility.”
Soueidan has worked with a number of notable companies, including Netflix, Amsterdam Schipol Airport, Bosch, WebMD and many more.
Sara has a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Sciences, and has been doing her work since 2013, when she started her freelance career.
Today, she’s the author of the Codrops CSS Reference and co-author of a book that covers time-saving, practical techniques for crafting fast, maintainable and scalable responsive websites.
She works with companies and agencies around the world, building Web user interfaces, design systems, and digital products with focus on responsive design, accessibility, performance, and cutting-edge tech. She has worked with teams at companies like SuperFriendly, Herman Miller, Khan Academy, Bosch, and more.
She also speaks and runs workshops across the globe, covering practical insights and tried and true practices for building scalable, resilient front-end foundations. In the last few years, she has presented and delivered Keynotes at dozens of events worldwide, and has led workshops for companies like Netflix, Telus, and the Royal Schiphol Group at Amsterdam Airport.
In 2015, she was voted Developer of the Year in the net awards, and shortlisted for the Outstanding Contribution of the Year award. I also won an O’Reilly Web Platform Award for
“exceptional leadership, creativity, and collaboration in the development of JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and the supporting Web ecosystem.”
Her work has been recognised by several large organisations, including Google, Apple, Microsoft and Adobe, among others. And her portfolio website (https://www.sarasoueidan.com/about/) has been awarded HTML5 Site Of The Month in the September 2013 issue of net magazine.
https://www.sarasoueidan.com/work/khan-academy-2018-annual-report/
Above is the case study for work Soueidan did with Khan Academy wherein she worked with a team of Khan Academy’s engineers to create a universally accessible learning platform which included usability for disabled users using assistive technologies.