Hello. I am Daigo.
pronounced: “dye-go”, as in “I go, you go, Daigo!”. - @DaigoFuji
I do Front-End Development, Data Visualization, HTML and CSS, Visual Journalism, UX Engineering, Atomic Web Design, Object-Oriented CSS, JavaScript, Data Storytelling, Responsive Web Design, Japanese and English, Simplicity, User-Centric Design, Pattern Lab, Github
I talk about Front-End Technology
... like Pattern Lab and Atomic Web Design
- Using Foundation for Sites 6 to get website up, January 2016
- Responsive Images: Lessons Learned, September 2015
- Design + Tech = Digital Storytelling, August 2015
- Rebuilding mobile first hbr.org, July 2015
- Pattern Lab and Atomic Web Design, UX Boston, Jan. 2015
- SASS and Pattern-Lab team workflow using Vagrant Cascade Bos, Nov. 2014
- What is Atomic Web Design and how can Pattern-Lab help us with hbr.org redesign? Jan. 2014
- Embedded web fonts, Icon fonts and SVG: Vector-based Responsive Web Design using CSS Cascade Bos, Apr. 2014
- Everything You Always Wanted to Know About the Web . . . But Were Afraid to Ask. AAJA, Oct 2010
I founded Baseball Hack Day.
Baseball Hack Day is a fun, friendly one-day hacking competition for baseball fans.
Oh, did I mention I like baseball?
Quick links to my github projects
For latest stuff, check out my github @DaigoFuji
Web dev/design tools
Data visualization stuff
- Looking at Major League Baseball Draft through Wins Above Replacement Page GitHub
- MLB On Base Percentages Page GitHub
- NFL offense/defense ranking Page GitHub
- 2012 Red Sox win-loss Page GitHub
- All-time Red Sox vs Yankees record Page GitHub
- Not data visualization, but a website: BaseballHackDay.com GitHub
And more...
- Link to my old portfolio site, circa 2012
- I tweet a lot, mostly about baseball: @DaigoFuji
- I think I told you already that I like baseball.
Contact Daigo
You can always leave comments on my blog posts or tweet at me @DaigoFuji or comment/file an issue in my github projects. But there is a webform you can use to send me an email.