I build accessible, human-centered front ends that outlast trends.
I'm a UI/UX engineer who builds accessible, human-centered front ends. My work focuses on design systems, component libraries, and the craft of making interfaces that are simple, scalable, and inclusive. I care less about chasing trends and more about creating solutions that last.
In Case You Were Wondering
What I Value
I value simplicity over complexity, choosing solutions that age well. I put humanness over hype, solving real problems instead of chasing trends. I prefer depth over distraction, going deep in my lane rather than scattering across shiny tools. And I believe progress comes through doing, learning by building instead of endless preparation.
What I Do Best
I focus on building accessible, human-centered front ends. My strengths include making the web usable for everyone, creating scalable and intuitive design systems and components, practicing the craft of semantic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and serving as a bridge between designers and developers so product visions remain intact.
Where I'm Heading
I am continuing to deepen my front-end expertise in JavaScript, accessibility, scalable CSS, and web components. I want to build systems that outlast trends, like design systems and component libraries, while also sharing stories and reflections that help others bridge design and development. Through it all, I plan to stay grounded in UI/UX engineering, even as the industry evolves with AI and new frameworks.
Staying Grounded
When I feel pulled by a new idea or doomsday fears du jour , I ask myself whether it strengthens my lane as a UI/UX engineer, whether it helps humans use technology better instead of chasing hype, and whether future-me in five years will thank me for the time invested.