Dillon Schultz

• Design and build custom, responsive client websites code-first, owning each project from scope through deployment and post-launch support.
• Integrate third-party APIs and CMS platforms, and treat accessibility, performance, SEO and cross-browser compatibility as baseline standards on every engagement.
• Prototype at higher fidelity with Claude Code and Cursor before the final build, and verify generated code in the browser before it ships.
• Build and maintain open source design system tooling, including Quieto Design System and Quieto Tokens (see Relevant Projects).

• Created the Pasta Design System and led its adoption across iOS, Android and web for 5 designers and 16 engineers, completing the rollout in one year.
• Architected a three-tier token system (about 700 tokens) and npm package for web, and pair-programmed with iOS, Android and web engineers to keep tokens in parity across codebases.
• Reached 100% design adoption and about 100% iOS, 50% web and 40% Android engineering adoption, backed by a 42-component Figma library covering brand, accessibility and theming.
• Enabled a SwiftUI component migration that cut the iOS codebase by 63%, after which sprint story points completed rose 43% and issues resolved rose 45%.
• Led the search redesign from user research through implementation, replacing all 6 legacy search screens with Pasta components.
• Ran weekly design reviews and office hours, mentoring designers, and wrote UI pattern documentation that became the single source of truth for design-to-engineering handoff.

• Built and maintained Roos, a Web Components library for the company's Chrome extension, chosen to keep the bundle small, and migrated 70% of the extension's legacy screens to it.
• Designed, built and deployed the company website with Eleventy, Tailwind and Sanity.io, letting Marketing publish a blog post in minutes instead of about a day.
• Documented design system standards to reduce implementation ambiguity for engineering teams.

• Built Get a quote, a white-labeled moving-cost calculator for Mayflower and United Van Lines, on an internal GraphQL pricing API.
• Developed an internal React and TypeScript component library aligned with the company design system, and added end-to-end tests to raise coverage on production interfaces.

• Designed print and digital work for tourism clients, including the 64-page Travel Wisconsin Art & Craft Fairs directory and 54-page Events guide, built on master pages, style sheets and grids.
• Created style guides and high-fidelity comps for accurate developer handoff, plus web layouts and marketing collateral.

• Sole designer of a bimonthly magazine across 9–10 issues, from layout and feature spreads through preflight and prepress with the printer.

• Design email campaigns and social media collateral.

Open source design system released at 1.0.0 (November 2026): 609 three-tier DTCG design tokens built with Style Dictionary into light and dark themes, synced one way into Figma variables and styles through the Figma MCP server; 30 server-rendered Lit web components following WAI-ARIA patterns; and an Eleventy docs site with live playgrounds, build-time WCAG contrast checks, llms.txt for AI tools and SEO metadata, served from Cloudflare Workers.

Open source CLI and MCP server that walks developers through creating a three-tier token system, with output for CSS, Figma Variables, iOS and Android. Published to npm with 1,936 downloads.

Designed and sell digital and printed baseball/softball score books: nearly 50 sold nationwide, a 5-star rating and Etsy Star Seller two months in a row.