I build experiences that feel handcrafted, not generated. Every pixel earns its place.
Selected work
A component library built to survive two years of product growth. Every token, every variant, every edge case documented so the team after me could contribute without breaking things. 80+ components, 3 design themes, 0 undocumented decisions.
Built for a photographer who sees the world differently — the layout needed to match that. Masonry grid with CSS columns, full-bleed mobile experience, and a loading sequence that felt like opening a magazine rather than loading a web page.
An educational platform deliberately designed against every corporate cliché. No stale gradients, no generic stock photography, no committee-approved color palettes. Warm, readable, and built for children who don't like school yet.
About
It's easy to ship fast. It's harder to ship something that still feels considered three years after launch. I make that harder choice every time — and it's why clients and teams keep coming back.
Craft over templates
I start from first principles, not component libraries. Every project is different.
Clarity over cleverness
My code should be readable to a developer who wasn't in the room when I wrote it.
Patience over speed
The last 10% of polish is where the experience actually lives. I don't skip it.