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Since 2019 I've designed and built interfaces – UI/UX plus front-end code (HTML/CSS/JS, Angular, Next.js), today AI-native (Claude, Figma AI). I turn raw data and APIs into tidy, usable interfaces.
100% remote · available nowI've always built my own things — little everyday apps and tools for the processes that annoy me. The idea for my restaurant app, for instance, came about while I was working in hospitality myself: I spot a process that's broken and I want to fix it.
What I enjoy most is exactly this mix: analysing processes, finding solutions that work – and that look good doing it. How much the design of a tool you use every single day matters is still badly underestimated.
The window on your PC is like the window to the outside: a beautiful view does far more than a view of the backyard.
My full backgroundThree projects that show how I turn data and processes into tidy, usable interfaces – designed and built myself.
I pull over 1,000 nested entries from the PokéAPI and turn them into a tidy interface: type-coloured cards, search and incremental loading. Raw API data becomes something you grasp at a glance – exactly the kind of translation this role is about.
The restaurant app grew out of a real need – I worked in hospitality myself for a while and lived the shift and organisation chaos. So I built a tool with Next.js and Firebase that brings order to the day-to-day: login, shift planning, roles, time tracking. Interface and logic from one hand, testable live.
Join is a Kanban-style project management tool: tasks move through clear columns (To-do → In Progress → Done), and the cards show category, subtask progress, priority and assignees. I built the interface and the logic myself – a tidy board, clear statuses, everything controllable at a glance.
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A cross-section of creatives, landing pages, video and photography — from concept to finished asset.
Beautiful or usable? For me it's not either/or. Tools you work with every day deserve both – clarity that makes the work easier.
I see a workflow that's broken and I build the solution: analyse, design, implement – until it really holds up in daily use, not just on paper.
From concept through Figma to front-end code, I do much of it myself. AI (Claude, Figma AI) speeds me up every day.
AI, code, design, UX and motion aren't separate departments for me – they're one shared toolbox.
Just pick a free slot from my week – or write to me directly if you'd rather start spontaneously.
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El Pollo Loco is a jump-and-run I built object-oriented with JavaScript classes and extended with my own animations and designs.
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