Breon Williams

A Web Developer with a deep passion for creating meaningful and interactive online experiences, Breon primarily handles front-end development for our client partners. He works alongside our designers and other web developers to help ensure that the user’s experience throughout a website is as logical, seamless, and rewarding as possible. 

Breon’s passion for driving an immersive user experience begins with his extensive background in developing websites using WordPress, HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript, and responsive design. His body of work for large universities like North Carolina A&T State University, University of North Carolina Greensboro, and University of North Carolina Chapel Hill has allowed him to gain a solid understanding of what it is that engages an audience looking at a higher education institution’s website.

To top it off, Breon comes to us with more than just web development expertise, but a keen eye for design too, having begun his career as a traditional print designer. He further expanded his skills to include website development, design, and architecture. In fact, before working for VisionPoint, he was both a front-end web developer and a graphic designer for a fitness company, where he helped redesign and rebrand the company’s website and print media. A creative at heart, but a technical person to boot, he has a well-trained eye for clean design and clear execution of concepts.

When he’s not hard at work front-end coding our clients’ sites, he’s usually working hard at the gym, being a fitness enthusiast himself. Breon has been known to engage his creative side outside of his work too. Something people may not know about Breon is that he is a published children’s book author and illustrator! His book, Eat More Colors, was the winner of the ”Best New Vegan Nutrition Book” award by BookAuthority. His other book, How to Speak Money, teaches kids financial literacy through rhymes and illustrations that he created himself. Often, he’ll visit schools during their “Reading Day” and will read his books to students.