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@Tommythetechie

Tommy Chapman

@Tommythetechie·Nashville, TN·Joined November 2021

Front End Web Developer and UX Designer

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Hey I'm Tommy, and I'm a Web Developer and UX Designer from Nashville, TN.

I love to create websites for gamers, streamers, bloggers, and content creators.

I also love and believe in "The Next Million Users" - and I think they will grow up in a Web3 Metaverse world - and I love to talk about that too!

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Tech Tips and Crypto Bitstommythetechie.hashnode.dev2 posts

About

Hey I'm Tommy, and I'm a Web Developer and UX Designer from Nashville, TN.

I love to create websites for gamers, streamers, bloggers, and content creators.

I also love and believe in "The Next Million Users" - and I think they will grow up in a Web3 Metaverse world - and I love to talk about that too!

Available for

Nothing here yet.

Tommy Chapman's blogs

Tech Tips and Crypto Bitstommythetechie.hashnode.dev2 posts

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TCTommy Chapmanintommythetechie.hashnode.dev·Dec 17, 2021 · 5 min read

Programming Languages for Web3

If you’ve been anywhere near the Internet during the past few months, you can’t escape someone mentioning Web3 or the Metaverse. Some people love it, some people hate it, and some people don’t understand it. Sometimes the latter is a combination of a...

TCTommy Chapmanintommythetechie.hashnode.dev·Dec 17, 2021 · 5 min read

Deceptive Patterns in UX Design

Let’s talk a bit about deceptive patterns in UX Design! This is a particular UX topic that I really like talking about, especially around this time of year (The holiday season). Personally I’ve run into these patterns a lot this month because I’ve sp...