Meet Barry Tickle – a talented front-end developer known for his skills in coding and design. Hailing from the bustling tech hub of Manchester, Barry is passionate about creating visually stunning and user-friendly digital experiences.
He is a key player in the front-end development scene in the North West, combining his expertise in technology, design, and innovation to push boundaries and deliver top-notch results.
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My Experience
At Journey Further, my role required working in a sprint-based environment, developing front-end experimentational builds for multiple clients. This involved using vanilla JS, HTML, SCSS, nunjucks, with exposure to technologies such as TypeScript and NodeJS. This gave me a deepened understanding onto how to maintain my code to prepare for an uncertain user experience.
At Soap Media, I operated in a dynamic, sprint-based environment, taking on a senior-level role that involved managing and maintaining pull requests, as well as developing front-end components for a diverse client portfolio. This experience enhanced my ability to thrive in a fast-paced agency setting while mentoring junior developers and collaborating effectively across teams. It solidified my expertise in modern web development practices and my capacity to deliver high-quality solutions under tight deadlines.
At Journey Further, my role required working in a sprint-based environment, developing front-end experimentational builds for multiple clients. This involved using vanilla JS, HTML, SCSS, nunjucks, with exposure to technologies such as TypeScript and NodeJS. This gave me a deepened understanding onto how to maintain my code to prepare for an uncertain user experience.
My role at carfinance247 is to improve and explore potential UX capabilities with the current CRM system. I am working with technologies such as React, Redux, Adobe CC. While communicating with agents who use the system to manage and display customer data.
My role at marketing lounge partnership was to develop marketing landing pages which could help engage users in a sign-up process. This could be for offers, or it could be an email signup for newsletters. This had utilized a custom CMS using Laravel, which I configured, then setup to help develop these pages. This then turned into a fully backend CMS which the admin team for that company could use to interact with their customers.
At Physio123 (Sister company to Nuttersons), one of my duties was to investigate the international SEO ranking within Physio123. I first combined five separate websites into one, to then change the ranking of these sites into a more traditional layout (e.g. /en-gb/), this aided the development process for future usage while also providing customers with a familiar view no matter which country they’re from. My other task was to develop a fluid cart system, which new customers could then use to customize then purchase their own web package. To do this I used jQuery Ajax alongside Laravel’s crud system to provide a dynamic interface for potential users of the site.
Started on a sandwich placement with the company in 2016 to then pursue a full-time role. My business role involved me working as part of a development team, while building a rapport with clients via email and phone. My technical role at the company is to design and develop bespoke projects, this may consist of bespoke WordPress themes, developing full-scale projects using Laravel or vanilla PHP, while working using front-end technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, SASS, Gulp and Git.
"As a result of Barry's hard work my businesses have been successful and I'm completely grateful to Barry for everything he's done to help."