Wade Stewart
About Wade Stewart
Wade Stewart is a Lead Drupal Developer at Bounteous, specializing in minimalist web design that prioritizes user experience and content. He has a background in English Literature and Library & Information Science, and emphasizes the significance of clean code in web development.
Work at Bounteous
Wade Stewart has served as the Lead Drupal Developer at Bounteous since 2016. In this role, he focuses on developing web solutions that prioritize user experience and content presentation. His expertise in Drupal allows him to create efficient and effective web designs that align with branding goals. Bounteous, located in Chicago, Illinois, benefits from Stewart's extensive knowledge in web development, particularly in crafting minimalist designs that enhance usability.
Education and Expertise
Wade Stewart holds a Bachelor of Liberal Arts (BLA) in English Literature from the University of New Orleans, where he studied from 2001 to 2005. He furthered his education at Dominican University, earning a Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS) in 2009. His academic background supports his professional focus on creating user-centered web designs and emphasizes the importance of clean, well-structured code in web development.
Background
Before joining Bounteous, Wade Stewart gained experience in various roles related to technology and web development. He worked as a Library Technology Specialist at Elmhurst College from 2010 to 2012, where he contributed to the integration of technology in library services. Additionally, he held a position as a Web Coordinator at Straight North for a brief period in 2012 and served as a Library Intern at Elmhurst College in 2009. Stewart is currently based in Denver, Colorado.
Professional Focus
Wade Stewart specializes in creating elegant and minimalist web designs that enhance user experience. He emphasizes the significance of maintaining a strong focus on content and branding in his projects. His approach to web development is characterized by a commitment to clean and well-structured code, which he considers essential for the success of web applications and sites.