I believe in creating technology that feels human, fair, and open to everyone.
I’m Erik – a UX designer, developer, and translator. I stand for liberty, acceptance, and making the digital world a little kinder.
I build things that feel human
Since I was a kid, I’ve been obsessed with how people interact with… well, everything. Websites, buttons, menus—languages, too. If something felt confusing, I wanted to know why. If it felt effortless, I wanted to bottle it.
That curiosity turned into a craft: designing interfaces that respect people, writing code that stays out of the way, and translating ideas so they make sense across cultures. Liberty and acceptance aren’t abstract to me—they’re product requirements. Good design includes; good language invites.
Today I help teams go from vague idea → clear, working experience. Sometimes that’s UX and UI. Sometimes it’s a fast, accessible website. Sometimes it’s finding the right words in another language. Always: make it kinder, clearer, and genuinely useful.
Values I Won’t Compromise On
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Acceptance
I’m openly myself and make space for everyone to be who they are. No discrimination, ever.
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Positivity
I choose hope over cynicism and try to leave people lighter than I found them.
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Growth
I’m always learning. Feedback is a gift; when I mess up, I own it and do better.
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Integrity & Respect
Say what I mean, keep my word, honor boundaries, and treat everyone with dignity.
Designer. Developer. Translator.
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I make interfaces people actually enjoy using.
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I turn concepts into working, responsive websites.
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I make words flow naturally across languages.
When the laptop lid closes
Outside of work, you’ll likely catch me learning languages, baking something warm from scratch, or heading into nature for a long hike. I like to keep my mind and body moving in ways that feel alive
