CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIST.

DEVELOPER WITH DESIGN INTUITION.

Connor DeLeon doesn’t just build websites; he engineers digital experiences that feel alive. Equal parts coder and creator, he moves fluidly between React, Next.js, and the art of interaction design, turning complex ideas into intuitive, responsive, and human-centered platforms.

His portfolio spans responsive websites, interactive installations, accessibility-driven apps, and collaborative research in computer graphics. Whether it’s designing brand-forward sites for startups, developing accessibility solutions for museums, or creating art-driven experiments, Connor brings both technical depth and design instinct to every project.

Connor’s path has taken him from early strategy and design experience to web development for nonprofits, cultural institutions, and creative ventures. Along the way, he’s contributed to projects for the Museum of Modern Art, Dyckman Farmhouse Museum, and international film archives, always with a focus on making technology accessible, beautiful, and enduring.

A graduate of New York University with a degree in Computer Science and minors in Web Programming and American Sign Language, Connor thrives at the intersection of technology, creativity, and inclusion. He is as comfortable debugging a stubborn line of code as he is sketching an interaction model on a whiteboard.

At adeo, Connor channels that hybrid energy to help clients move fast, innovate boldly, and create digital experiences that stand the test of time.

And when he’s not building in the digital world, you’ll probably find him exploring the fungal one; Connor’s passion for mushrooms runs deep enough to rival his love of clean code.