Senior Front-End Engineer

TemperedPixel

A showcase of work and experiments by Ryan Clayton — a senior front-end engineer working in platform engineering, design systems, and making complex tools understandable for the people who use them.

Engineering

Milo

Code owner and primary U.S.-hours engineer on the shared platform powering millions of adobe.com visitors — the review gate across the full block library, a technical resource other teams route through, and the engineer bridging a distributed team across two continents.

  • JavaScript
  • CSS
  • Franklin
  • AEM
  • Web Performance

Engineering

Adobe.com Site Redesign

Technical lead on Adobe.com's largest visual redesign — owning the platform-level work that lives between teams, translating design intent across engineering, authoring, and localization, and shipping the systems that every product page on the platform is built on.

  • JavaScript
  • CSS
  • Design Tokens
  • Performance
  • Accessibility
  • Technical Leadership

Engineering

Forge

Built the in-browser tooling that lets Adobe's production team author scroll animations and page interactions without filing an engineering ticket — the kind of tool that earns its own recurring cross-timezone standup.

  • JavaScript
  • React
  • Tooling
  • DX
  • AEM Sidekick

Engineering

Dexter / AEM

Where I cut my teeth at Adobe — enterprise-scale component engineering on the previous generation of adobe.com, in an environment that set a high bar early and built the depth that carries forward into everything since.

  • JavaScript
  • CSS
  • AEM
  • Spectrum
  • Java

Engineering

Otto

Built when the velocity of the Site Redesign outpaced the coordination around it — a personal work tracker that scans Slack, email, and Teams every morning and surfaces what needs a reply, so nothing gets dropped in the gaps between teams.

  • JavaScript
  • Vanilla JS
  • Personal Tooling
  • Automation

Engineering

Technical Communication

Writing, documentation, and live demos that translate complex platform engineering into something the broader organization can act on — the skill that makes the cross-team work possible.

  • Documentation
  • Education
  • AEM
  • Franklin