I am a Senior Marketing Developer at Point.com with experience across front-end engineering, web development, and developer tooling. I lead the implementation and technical direction of high-impact digital experiences and scalable systems, and have helped transition key surfaces from engineering ownership to marketing development ownership in partnership with the broader engineering team. My work also spans in-house product development, marketing engineering, and client-facing web projects.

• Email: austin@designxdevelop.com
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Here are a few of the projects I have worked on:

• dxd.link
  I am building this as a one-page link-in-bio builder that looks intentional by default — heavy type, a clean grid, one red accent. Drop blocks onto a grid (links, socials, content) and publish at dxd.link/u/yourname.

  Notable engineering details: keyboard-first editor with Cmd-K palette and vim-ish navigation, versioned typed block spec (paste raw JSON, share templates), live analytics dashboard, static HTML export, and a grid-native editor instead of a vertical button stack.

  

• Magic Shell
  I built this to solve a developer pain point I run into all the time: knowing what I want to do in the terminal, but not wanting to remember the exact shell syntax for it. It is an AI-powered CLI with both a standard command-line flow and an interactive TUI.

  Notable engineering details: multi-provider model support, opt-in repo context, command safety analysis, cross-platform keychain-backed credential storage, shell-aware command generation, and CI/release automation for typed npm releases.

  

• Marketing CDN
  I built this in my role as Senior Marketing Developer at Point.com: a marketing asset CDN on Cloudflare Workers and R2, with a protected upload/browse UI, a custom code browser, and tooling for content workflows.

  Notable engineering details: separate staging and production asset flows, automatic production minification and log removal, fuzzy file search, MP4 range streaming, filename deduplication, GitHub Actions automation, and lightweight request stats stored directly in R2.
  

• PDC-Scraper
  I built this for Point.com to archive the marketing site into a Vercel-ready static backup. It crawls via sitemap discovery, localizes assets, and can fall back to Playwright for dynamic pages.

  Notable engineering details: a static fast path with browser fallback, resumable crawl state, multi-browser concurrency, automated Vercel deployment, and GitHub Actions workflows for scheduled archiving and redirect control.

  

• agent-skills
  I am building this out as a reusable set of custom agent skills for the AI-assisted engineering work I am doing more of - things like CI setup, codebase audits, and other structured workflows.

  Notable engineering details: structured Markdown skill definitions, routing metadata, explicit workflows, safety guardrails, and completion checklists that make AI assistance more repeatable across tools and projects.

  Try them out:

  npx skills add https://github.com/designxdevelop/agent-skills

  

• Quick Web Animations
  I built this as a lightweight animation library for Webflow and custom front-end projects, with both GSAP-powered scroll animations and a CSS-only system for above-the-fold motion.

  Notable engineering details: a simple attribute-driven API, optimized IntersectionObserver setup, chunked element processing, and an automated build pipeline that outputs minified assets for CDN delivery.