A design engineer making websites for humans.

Some work

  • Jobber home page hero: the headline “Run a stronger service business” on a dark teal background, above a row of photographs of tradespeople at work.

    Jobber

    Full-stack development

    A marketing site for Jobber, a B2B home service software platform.

  • The Feline Fortunes projection on a monitor: a tabby cat in a witch’s hat on the left, a crystal ball in the centre showing the answer “Absolutely!”, and a wide-eyed grey and white cat on the right, with the phone interface open on a laptop alongside.

    Feline Fortunes

    UX + motion design, full-stack development

    A large format interactive Halloween projection.

  • Beljan Development home page hero: an archival black-and-white photograph of a crowded mid-century street of streetcars and shopfronts, captioned “Skylines are made of people”.

    Beljan Development

    Full-stack development

    A marketing site for real estate development company Beljan Development.

  • An audio visualizer on a monitor at a desk: concentric orange, dark red and blue rings radiating from a solid yellow disc on a cream background, with a laptop running a digital audio workstation and a MIDI keyboard alongside.

    Experiments

    UX + motion design, full-stack development

    Two live interactive concepts.

About

Hi! I’m Eric, a design engineer for the web who believes in using technology to extend human creativity. I specialize in making websites for real people.

Sometimes the right tool for the job is a frontier AI model, but sometimes it’s just a pencil and a notebook. And, more often than not, it’s a combination of both of those and a dozen other things. I love finding the right set of tools and using them to create something that makes users happy.

Things built for the web should be accessible, fast, and easy for people to use. But also they should be fun, fresh, and human.

Please give me a shout if you’d like to work with me, or just chat about whether I can help you make something neat.

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