I was responsible for designing and building the product of the startup I co-founded. Reform is a tool for building forms and surveys.

Initially, the challenge was to find a market for our product, create a pre-launch website and build the visual identity as well as the first version of the app.

The pre-launch website was a 'dummy' version of the product with an email signup and we collected ~2000 emails in the first few days.

Next, we built a simple form builder and launched a couple of months later.
Since then we continued improving the product while keeping the initial vision of a simple, but beautiful form tool in mind.

I also did customer research, user testing, and customer support to get a better understanding of our users and their needs. Finally, I did some business development and maintained partnerships with strategic partners of Reform such as a couple of CRM's.

My initial task as the 1st hire at Branch was to create a new visual identity and rebuild the existing product.

Branch is a Continous Integration platform for WordPress agencies. A lot of product work went into making sure Branch would fit into existing agencies' workflows and help them catch bugs early and deploy new code safely.

I also helped integrate Branch with all major hosting companies in the WordPress space.

I was the tech-lead and full-stack developer on a new housing inspection platform for Sikkerhedsstyrelsen, a body of the Danish government.

The platform is used by inspectors when they are on-site to note down any safety- or electrical issues. At the end of an inspection, a legally binding report is generated.

The generated reports are used in every real estate transaction in Denmark.

My tasks included building out the platform, the system for generating reports, representing the agency in meetings and gathering feedback from beta testers.

I was part of a team of four who created Dwarf's (at the time) new visual identity.

At the time Dwarf was known as a engineering agency who specialised in backend development and the existing identity represented that.

The new leadership wanted to change Dwarfs positioning to be a creative agency with a strong design and frontend department.

We spent several weeks separated from the rest of the company where we brainstormed, prototyped and finally created a new website for the company.

(The visual identity has recently been updated again but the current look is build on the foundation we created in 2018)

A simple Git client full of power user features for basic Git needs.

A new programming language for the web.

It's a functional language with static types, a fast compiler and a first party framework for creating everything from static websites to large SaaS apps.

It's inspired by projects such as Elm, ReScript, Inertia.js and Remix.

A new writing app for MacOS that respects the different phases of writing a piece of content.

The UI will adapt to the author's needs based on whether they are researching, outlining, writing, editing or publishing.

A new HTML templating language for static site generators.

The idea was to create a language that looked like JSX so UI elements could be extracted as components instead of as partials (like in other templating languages).

The language can be used in any project that uses Node.

A GUI app for managing local development environments. It initially supported environments for Laravel and JS applications.

A website trying to describe all the elements of web security in a human-readable way.

The project started with a frustration that I felt I needed a computer science education to understand the principles of web security.

A collection of Laravel & JS starter projects.

The templates included everything needed to quickly build MVP's and new products.

A library of accessible UI elements without any styling.

The library handled all state management and accessibility for every component and let developers style the components so they fit into their apps.

Very similar to current projects such as Radix and HeadlessUI.

A collection of limericks I made about the web development world.

A directory of tech conferences around the world.

I was the technical co-founder of Reform and I was responsible for all product design and development.

1st hire for an IT-infrastructure startup where I re-designed and re-built the existing product and led all new product work.

Working primarily as a tech-lead on a new house inspection system for the Danish government.

Worked an various client projects including an ecommerce store for a local high-end ceramic brand as well as building the agency's new visual identity.

Helped small companies build business websites and larger companies build internal tools.

Worked on various client projects such as a publishing platform and media website for a news organisation, a job board, a website for a creative award organisation and a portfolio for an architectural firm.

A guide on how to make single-page applications secure by storing authentication tokens in cookies.

A few notes about how I used Airtable when building my side-project Conference HQ.