Marco Mezzavilla

Hi there! ☺ This space isn't about showcasing a polished portfolio — it's a living canvas where I share what I'm working on and the (random) things that interest me.

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pinkary.com website screenshot.
pinkary.com

Homepage design

studioatomic.net website screenshot.
studioatomic.net

Development

agape-milano.it website screenshot.
agape-milano.it

Development

accurat.it website screenshot.
accurat.it

Early stage development

70materia.com website screenshot.
70materia.com

Development

Work

DatoCMS

2024 — Present

Collaboration for design and front-end development of the website.

Iperstudio

2014 — Present

I co-founded the tiny Iperstudio collective.

Moku

2012 — 2023

Product and UI/UX designer for a digital agency.

Multiplo

2017 — 2022

Front-end developer in a creative direction studio.

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Industrial Design, IUAV University (Venezia, 2008 — 2011)

Master's Degree

Design, IUAV University (Venezia, 2012 — 2015)

Random

Circa 2003

I "played" Pierrick Calvez's Days in a Day, a kind of visual adventure in Flash. I realized that I wanted to work in the web.

2006

I started copying (poorly) what others were doing on the web.

2010

I came across the work of people who have inspired me a lot to form ideas about design and the web: Jeffrey Zeldman, Jason Santa Maria, Shaun Inmann, Jeremy Keith, Ethan Marcotte. And then Paul Jarvis, Valerio Proietti, Lea Verou, Chris Coyier, Tim Van Damme, Sara Soueidan and many others.

Jeffrey Zeldman avatar. Jason Santa Maria avatar. Shaun Inmann avatar. Jeremy Keith avatar. Ethan Marcotte avatar.
2012

I first heard about Ruby on Rails, and after a few years about Laravel.

2014

I co-founded Iperstudio, a tiny collective of developers and designers. Iperstudio still exists after 10 years (and a hundred projects).

2015

Flex is an established reality, and the first grid drafts are making their way in. I get hooked on CSS.

2020

I keep experimenting with various JS libraries and frameworks for both work and fun: Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Remix

React logo.