Oscar Bustos is a Frontend Developer and UI/UX Specialist with extensive experience in creating clean and elegant websites and user-friendly applications. He is a self-taught developer with a focus on continuous improvement through the utilization of web technologies like HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript. Oscar's skills include performance optimization, efficient design, and exceptional user experience.

Oscar's educational background includes studies in Desarrollo de Aplicaciones Informáticas, HTML, CSS, PHP, JQuery at IES Serpis, and coursework in Advanced development with AngularJS & Javascript FullStack at EscuelaIT, Responsive Web Design at W3C DevCampus, and Mobile application development with HTML5 at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. Furthermore, he studied at prestigious institutions like Stanford University to widen his knowledge in Human-Computer Interaction and Computer Science: Software Engineering; and became certified in Project Management by various schools such as Smar Mind, MAFOREM, and FEMXA. He also pursued Advertising and Public relations studies at ESIC: Business & Marketing School.

He is currently the Head Of Frontend Developer And Visual Designer Of Global Operations Development at BTS, a role he acquired after working as the Head of Fronend Development at Axel Springer España and as a Frontend Developer at Vocento newspapers. Oscar also served as an Art Director and UI/UX Designer at Wntc and as a Project Manager and UI/UX Designer at Mediter Tecnoconsulting. Furthermore, Oscar was formerly an Associate Professor at U-Tad, where he mentored students in the major areas associated with the value chain of the digital economy, such as Digital Business, Engineering, and Art & Design.

Oscar's work philosophy is kaizen, which he applies to his development practices to ensure his clients receive the most efficient and high-quality work. He built his own framework to develop optimized websites using Grunt and shares his development expertise on Github and Codepen. Moreover, Oscar also shares insightful articles on Twitter.