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Mark Zebley

UX enthusiast Accessibility advocate Occasional musician
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A man wearing a muted bluegray shirt holds a large, colorful leaf up so that it covers his face.

Greetings! I'm Mark.

I like bulding things at the intersection of design, development, and inclusion. That magic place where the web starts to feel a little more human. I’m always looking for ways to make technology meet people where they are, not the other way around.

Oh, occasionally I make music as well.

What I'm about

Design systems

Design systems exist to remove friction, not imagination. My work with the Weiss Center(opens in a new tab) focuses on token-driven systems that handle the infrastructure so ideas can flow freely and flexibility and consistency can actually coexist.

Weiss on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

Components

I love turning big, messy ideas into small, reusable pieces that just… work. The kind of components that make hard things feel simple and big ideas feel intutive, for both the users and the builders.

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Accessibility

I like to think of accessibility as balance: predictable enough to feel safe, yet flexible enough to feel personal. I build tools that start from strong, accessible foundations, but always leave room for users to make them their own.

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Music

Music gives me a way to (literally) play with my feelings and to experiment to see how small details can shape an entire experience. It’s not about self-expression as much as it is about curiosity: why do certain choices just feel right?

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