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Hypremoji
A lightweight emoji picker built with GTK4 and Rust for people using the Hyprland window manager.
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[ HELLO, I’M DIEGO ]
Digital Tools
Developer
I build web interfaces, digital products, and small tools that solve real problems.
My background is in graphic design, but I found my place writing code. Today I combine both sides of that experience: how something works and how it feels to use.
SELECTED WORK
Projects that started with a real need.
A few things I have built while learning, experimenting, and solving problems I ran into myself.
What I do and use
I am most comfortable where design and frontend meet, but I also enjoy stepping outside the browser to build tools with Rust and Linux.
HOW I LIKE TO WORKUnderstand the problem.
Then solve it well.
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Frontend development
I build responsive, accessible interfaces with semantic HTML, modern CSS, TypeScript, and components.
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Interface design
I work on hierarchy, interaction states, responsive behavior, and the small details between design and code.
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Web products
I can take an idea from its first structure to a working web product that is easy to maintain.
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Rust & desktop tools
I enjoy building small native utilities that solve a specific problem without unnecessary complexity.
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Linux & open source
I build for the Linux tools I use, publish my work, and learn from the people who try it.
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AI-assisted workflows
I use AI agents to explore, implement, and review faster while keeping decisions and verification in my hands.
Notes on what I’m learning.
Thoughts and practical notes about interfaces, Linux, open source, and working with AI agents.
See all posts ↗Hypremoji v1.2.0: The End of a Chapter and What's Next
Wow. It's been 8 months since Hyprland was released. The support I've received from the community has been incredible, even though it's been limited since Hyprland is a niche tool. I feel like I've
Hypremoji - First Native App on Linux
Since I've come up with my own solution to my problems in Hyprland now that I have two monitors.
Dual-monitor stand for Hyprland.
Since I have two monitors now, I'm creating my own solution to my problems in Hyprland.
I started in design. Then I found code.
I studied graphic design, but traditional design work never felt like the right long-term path for me. What stayed with me was the way it taught me to think about hierarchy, rhythm, contrast, and composition.
I now bring that perspective into software. I build web interfaces, experiment with Rust, and create open-source tools for the environments I use every day.
I am looking for a team where I can keep growing and contribute across frontend, product, and interface design. I am also open to selected freelance projects.
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