Liam Winterton · Frontend Engineer at Tank
Built toperform.
Interfaces that perform, code that converts. I’ve built for the web since 2015, and now ship high-impact UI and strategic UX at Tank.
Selectedwork
Tank
Site for a digital marketing and PR agency working across the UK, EMEA, America and APAC.
VersaClimber
UK storefront for the full-body climbing machine, for home and commercial buyers.
Lynx AC
Lead-generation site for an air conditioning and ventilation contractor.
MitzyBitz
Parts store for Mitsubishi 4x4 specialists, with 30,000+ parts checked against your vehicle.
AgriSound
Site for an AI company listening to pollinators to improve crop yields and biodiversity.
WhoI am
Whether it’s a new guitar technique, my nvim config or a fresh framework, I live for that first breakthrough moment. I like challenging established practice and finding creative answers to problems we thought were solved. There’s always more to learn.
Off the clock: making and listening to music, home-cooked Italian food, ice hockey and a lot of trips to the cinema.
What Ido
Frontend builds
Fast, accessible frontends from Figma to production, built to be maintained.
Headless commerce
Storefronts on a headless stack, with checkout journeys that convert.
Content-managed sites
Structured content that editors enjoy and developers can trust.
Performance & CRO
Core Web Vitals, UX fixes and testing that move measurable numbers.
Where I’veworked
Frontend Engineer
TankIn June 2026 I moved across to Tank, Warbox Creative’s sister company, to keep building fast, conversion-focused frontends.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
Frontend Engineer
TankIn June 2026 I moved across to Tank, Warbox Creative’s sister company, to keep building fast, conversion-focused frontends.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
Frontend Engineer
Warbox CreativeBuild, ship, and maintain frontends for businesses across all sectors. I introduced Next.js, Sanity and Medusa to the development workflow, and work closely with the team to bring in tooling and libraries that make us faster and give clients more value.
- Next.js
- Sanity
- Medusa
- Tailwind CSS
- TypeScript
- GraphQL
Full Stack Developer
DijitulAs the company’s sole developer I planned, built and maintained every project. I wrote bespoke WordPress plugins and OpenCart modules in house to streamline the features clients asked for most.
- Project Management
- Figma
- React
- CSS Modules
Frontend Developer
DijitulI took a full-time position and moved into building frontends. With an affinity for development over design, I quickly caught the bug for performance and UX.
- MySQL
- Security
- Sass
- Apache
Apprentice Designer / Developer
DijitulI started my apprenticeship from scratch, learning Java. No wait, JavaScript! (Yes, I made that mistake.) I supported the development and design team with their work and absorbed as much as I could.
- WordPress
- OpenCart
- CSS
- Git
- PHP
- JavaScript
- Photoshop
How Iwork
Curious by default
A new framework, a guitar technique, a better nvim config. There’s always more to learn, and I chase that first breakthrough.
Results over decoration
Good-looking is the minimum. The work has to move a client’s numbers, and I want to see that it did.
Fast is a feature
I caught the performance bug in 2016 and never shook it. Every build is measured, not guessed.
Question the default
I like challenging established practice and finding creative answers to problems we thought were already solved.
Tools that compound
Bringing Next.js, Sanity and Medusa into a team taught me that the right tooling makes everyone faster.
Own it end to end
Years as a sole developer means I plan, build, ship and maintain, and I don’t drop things between the gaps.
The tools Ireach for
Next.js
React
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
Sanity
Medusa
Figma
Neovim