UI/UX Design
I start from what the person opening the screen needs to get done, not from how it should look. Wireframes, screens, empty states and all the boring cases that usually turn up too late.
Frontend Developer & UI Designer — I draw the interface, then I write it myself. Both at once, not one after the other.

I do the design and the code for the same thing. Which means that while I am drawing it I already know what it will cost to build, and while I am building it I know why that button is there.
I started out of boredom and kept going because I like it when something that was in my head ends up working on someone else's screen.
I start from what the person opening the screen needs to get done, not from how it should look. Wireframes, screens, empty states and all the boring cases that usually turn up too late.
React and Next.js. I write code that can still be read six months later, not least because the person reading it is usually me.
Whole apps and sites, from the idea to going live. Including the awkward questions: does this feature actually need to exist, and who is going to use it?








Then there are
the things I
have not built yet.