Equal Earth
A small interactive map lab showing how Mercator distorts scale — and why Equal Earth makes Africa appear at its proper size.
Explore the map
As a Principal Product Designer, I work across AI-powered and data-rich products, with a particular focus on making complexity feel simple through strong interaction patterns, visual hierarchy and a deep understanding of Gestalt principles. I have particular depth in semantic search, design systems and product strategy, with vibe coding as a central tool for making product visions tangible and contributing directly to production code. My work spans early product direction, research and interaction design through to implementation, in close collaboration with Product, Engineering and Data Science.
Digital has always been my first love. I’ve been making things on screens for as long as I can remember. I draw inspiration from everywhere, especially where computers meet craft. 3D printing still feels a bit like a Star Trek replicator. Creative drive follows me everywhere — and occasionally haunts me. It turns into code, 3D art, data tools, painting, sewing, linoprint and whatever catches my curiosity next.
A small interactive map lab showing how Mercator distorts scale — and why Equal Earth makes Africa appear at its proper size.
Explore the mapA small everyday friction translated into a custom 3D-printed object — from need to model to physical solution.
A flat sheet, a cutting machine and one oddly specific storage problem — solved in cardboard.
A handmade lino-print texture turned into a repeatable packaging system.
A small study in structure, perspective and the discipline of not overworking things.
I got tired of checking five different places for matches, scores and broadcasts — so I designed and built Matchwatch.
Check it out!A broken sledge part recreated and laser-cut from wood instead of replacing the whole thing.
A temporary city of hackers, artists, activists and beautifully nerdy ideas — right in Hamburg.
A custom holder that turns loose pens into a small, usable organisation system.
No pattern, no instructions — just one desired outcome. Turns out, vampires are terrible at documentation.
A Blender study in shape, proportion and character. I always forget its name.
A compact canvas app exploring toolbars, colour states, project files and SVG export in a playful pixel editor.
Go pixel!
A hand-coded pattern generator where simple rules make room for surprise, play and endless visual variation.
Download yours!
One of many tiny tools I’ve built to make data easier to see, share and reuse.
Make your own donut
Feels like a sweet hobby. Runs on geometry, repetition and algorithmic change.
A hand-coded React tag-input pattern focused on clarity, feedback and satisfying interaction.
Create yoursA custom 3D-printed insert system that turns sewing clutter into a usable, modular setup.
A hand-coded charting tool for turning multi-series data into clean, editable SVG line charts.
Create yoursA one-day making sprint: turning a 3D idea into papercraft and a real-world object — for the kind of client who asks for magic.
An early hand-coded editorial layout experiment that became my most-viewed CodePen, with 153k+ views and ongoing recognition years later.
Read the paper
A small interactive map lab showing how Mercator distorts scale — and why Equal Earth makes Africa appear at its proper size.
Explore the map
A hand-coded React tag-input pattern focused on clarity, feedback and satisfying interaction.
Create yours
A hand-coded pattern generator where simple rules make room for surprise, play and endless visual variation.
Download yours!A temporary city of hackers, artists, activists and beautifully nerdy ideas — right in Hamburg.
A flat sheet, a cutting machine and one oddly specific storage problem — solved in cardboard.
A one-day making sprint: turning a 3D idea into papercraft and a real-world object — for the kind of client who asks for magic.
Feels like a sweet hobby. Runs on geometry, repetition and algorithmic change.
A Blender study in shape, proportion and character. I always forget its name.
I got tired of checking five different places for matches, scores and broadcasts — so I designed and built Matchwatch.
Check it out!A small everyday friction translated into a custom 3D-printed object — from need to model to physical solution.
A custom 3D-printed insert system that turns sewing clutter into a usable, modular setup.
One of many tiny tools I’ve built to make data easier to see, share and reuse.
Make your own donutA custom holder that turns loose pens into a small, usable organisation system.
A handmade lino-print texture turned into a repeatable packaging system.
An early hand-coded editorial layout experiment that became my most-viewed CodePen, with 153k+ views and ongoing recognition years later.
Read the paper
A compact canvas app exploring toolbars, colour states, project files and SVG export in a playful pixel editor.
Go pixel!A broken sledge part recreated and laser-cut from wood instead of replacing the whole thing.
A hand-coded charting tool for turning multi-series data into clean, editable SVG line charts.
Create yours
No pattern, no instructions — just one desired outcome. Turns out, vampires are terrible at documentation.
A small study in structure, perspective and the discipline of not overworking things.
A small interactive map lab showing how Mercator distorts scale — and why Equal Earth makes Africa appear at its proper size.
Explore the map
A compact canvas app exploring toolbars, colour states, project files and SVG export in a playful pixel editor.
Go pixel!A small everyday friction translated into a custom 3D-printed object — from need to model to physical solution.
A hand-coded pattern generator where simple rules make room for surprise, play and endless visual variation.
Download yours!
One of many tiny tools I’ve built to make data easier to see, share and reuse.
Make your own donutA flat sheet, a cutting machine and one oddly specific storage problem — solved in cardboard.
A handmade lino-print texture turned into a repeatable packaging system.
Feels like a sweet hobby. Runs on geometry, repetition and algorithmic change.
A small study in structure, perspective and the discipline of not overworking things.
I got tired of checking five different places for matches, scores and broadcasts — so I designed and built Matchwatch.
Check it out!
A hand-coded React tag-input pattern focused on clarity, feedback and satisfying interaction.
Create yoursA broken sledge part recreated and laser-cut from wood instead of replacing the whole thing.
A custom 3D-printed insert system that turns sewing clutter into a usable, modular setup.
A temporary city of hackers, artists, activists and beautifully nerdy ideas — right in Hamburg.
A hand-coded charting tool for turning multi-series data into clean, editable SVG line charts.
Create yoursA custom holder that turns loose pens into a small, usable organisation system.
A one-day making sprint: turning a 3D idea into papercraft and a real-world object — for the kind of client who asks for magic.
No pattern, no instructions — just one desired outcome. Turns out, vampires are terrible at documentation.
An early hand-coded editorial layout experiment that became my most-viewed CodePen, with 153k+ views and ongoing recognition years later.
Read the paperA Blender study in shape, proportion and character. I always forget its name.
A small interactive map lab showing how Mercator distorts scale — and why Equal Earth makes Africa appear at its proper size.
Explore the map
I got tired of checking five different places for matches, scores and broadcasts — so I designed and built Matchwatch.
Check it out!
A compact canvas app exploring toolbars, colour states, project files and SVG export in a playful pixel editor.
Go pixel!
A hand-coded React tag-input pattern focused on clarity, feedback and satisfying interaction.
Create yoursA small everyday friction translated into a custom 3D-printed object — from need to model to physical solution.
A broken sledge part recreated and laser-cut from wood instead of replacing the whole thing.
A hand-coded pattern generator where simple rules make room for surprise, play and endless visual variation.
Download yours!A custom 3D-printed insert system that turns sewing clutter into a usable, modular setup.
A temporary city of hackers, artists, activists and beautifully nerdy ideas — right in Hamburg.
One of many tiny tools I’ve built to make data easier to see, share and reuse.
Make your own donut
A hand-coded charting tool for turning multi-series data into clean, editable SVG line charts.
Create yoursA flat sheet, a cutting machine and one oddly specific storage problem — solved in cardboard.
A custom holder that turns loose pens into a small, usable organisation system.
A one-day making sprint: turning a 3D idea into papercraft and a real-world object — for the kind of client who asks for magic.
A handmade lino-print texture turned into a repeatable packaging system.
No pattern, no instructions — just one desired outcome. Turns out, vampires are terrible at documentation.
Feels like a sweet hobby. Runs on geometry, repetition and algorithmic change.
An early hand-coded editorial layout experiment that became my most-viewed CodePen, with 153k+ views and ongoing recognition years later.
Read the paperA small study in structure, perspective and the discipline of not overworking things.
A Blender study in shape, proportion and character. I always forget its name.