I'll start with the key milestones: projects shipped, problems solved and the impact they created. Together they trace my path from early experiments to production-ready work and the lessons learned along the way.

This sharpened my business fluency: turning requirements and brand guidelines into design and code, and communicating outcomes to stakeholders. I presented this work in multiple sessions, including on-stage talks.

1. Define the design variables (design tokens, borders, spacing, typography). 2. Define the foundational components, not necessarily all of them, since they are added over time. 3. Implement the design mobile-first and provide a separate handover file.

Over the past few years I've been building a toolkit of motion recipes with Motion, React, Tailwind CSS and Rive. The goal is the same as in my design-driven frontend work: make interfaces feel alive while staying fast and accessible. Each recipe balances feel and practicality, small composable patterns you can drop straight into production.

Learned.it is a mastery driven learning product, and it is what I'm building now. You open a project, pour in messy material that becomes clean resources, turn those into flashcards, drills and assessments, and a proficiency score tells you how well you know the subject. Everything works without AI; AI is an optional helper.

Under the hood it is a Turborepo monorepo: a Next.js app, a core package holding the schemas, actions and pure domain logic, and a ui package whose thirty custom lint rules enforce the way the whole thing is written. It is also where the conventions this site now follows come from.

I built PRIIMA to help designers and programmers learn visually, making even the toughest concepts clear. It ran for four years as a proof of concept with no compromises on design, speed or performance, and everything I learned building it went straight into Learned.it.

My girlfriend needed a product designer for her family business, Nordic Farma. I designed the first product labels, defined the brand identity, design tokens and overall design workflow. It was a fun project, working closely with her and her family, and I learned a lot, from print design in Figma to 3D package modelling with Pacdora. The best part was seeing the designs come to life on actual packaging. She later used the design foundation to build Nordic Farma's website on Shopify.