Case studies.
Five products, each told the same way: the context, my role, the decisions I made and what they changed.
- 01Automated investment platformDesigning for trust when people hand real money to an automated system.Frontend Lead, founding frontend engineer, de facto product designer · 2025–2026
- ~80% of the codebase, written from the first commit.
- Sole frontend engineer and, after taking over from the client’s designer, owner of the product’s UX and UI.
- Beta shipped to a community of real users, with feedback limited to minor requests.
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- 02Validator platform suiteOne failure sent everyone back to step one. I made every request independent.Senior Frontend UI Developer · 2022–2024
- Independent requests: a failure affects only that one, instead of resetting everything.
- 3 → 1 fragmented apps unified into one coherent interface, reusing most of the code.
- Came back a year later, the client commissioned more work.
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- 03Embeddable checkout and payments SDKLeading a team of six, and making one checkout feel native in every partner’s brand.Frontend Lead · 2024–2025
- ~6 engineers in the frontend-heavy team I led for about a year.
- 7+ white-label partner themes on a shared theme system, light and dark.
- Extended by the client, several times.
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- 04Digital collectibles platformMaking a premium, motion-rich product easy for first-time buyers.Lead Frontend Engineer · 2023–2024
- Motion text reveals, a rotating hero character, scroll-driven sections, character videos.
- Newcomers could buy without prior experience with crypto wallets.
- More projects requested by the client after delivery.
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- 05Storefront for a large European e-commerce retailerPushing a large, legacy, multi-team storefront towards a design system.Frontend Engineer; lead contributor on two proofs of concept · 2021–2022
- ~140 components in the storefront codebase.
- ~270 Storybook stories, rendering with realistic mocked data.
- 2 proofs of concept I led: a pattern library and a micro-frontend architecture.
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