Greetings, and welcome to my digital space!

My name is James Lau, a dedicated front-end web developer based in Boston. I’ve honed my expertise in front-end development, channeling my energies toward crafting compelling user interfaces and elevating user experiences through innovative development practices by blending my background skills in graphic design.

Journeying into the tech and design realm has been dynamic and enriching, from collaborating with small design firms to contributing to the digital landscapes of large enterprises, with a wealth of experience across diverse client projects—spanning print, mobile, and web platforms.

When I am not being a robot by day, I spend time being a human by night and weekends with my son and wife. Watching movies, playing board games, and video games, cooking random food recipes from oldie cookbooks dug up from yard sales to taking a nice walk along the beach.

Thoughts and Ideas

  • Why Nonprofits Should Blog Often to Advocate for Change

    When most people think of nonprofits, they think it’s an organization that generates money through donations. In reality, a nonprofit is another form of a small business. However, a nonprofit organization is usually mission-driven paired with a future outlook and vision for a community or society.


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  • Non-profit MVP Website Phase One Business Model

    In the past, I’ve worked with multiple startups mainly as their production designer and web developer. I’ve seen the speed of marketing expediting the process of various methods for landing page designs. Utilizing different CTA colors, images, and message elements to invoke machine learning suggestions and decision-making. What may seem to be a good option…


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  • Discovering other WordPress Meetups in Massachusetts

    This past Monday I attended the Boston WordPress Meetup and got to listen to Rob Petrin talk about Gutenberg’s development roadmap within WordPress. So far, we’re on a very good path. A lot of new features have been indoctrinated into the system and are providing more options for users to build unique-looking sites.


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