Untangle a product UI
Turn sprawling workflows and dense requirements into an interface people can move through with confidence.
- UX direction
- Prototyping
- UI architecture
Freelance front-end engineer Belgium · Remote
Complex product.Clear interface.
I help product teams turn knotty requirements into fast, thoughtful interfaces—without the agency relay race.
Booking now for upcoming projects
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One senior pair of hands.
No account layers.
What you get 02
You don’t need more meetings.
You need someone who can understand the problem, shape the interface and build the thing.
Ways I help 03
Design sense. Engineering depth.
Bring me in where it’s messy.
Build the front end properly
Production-ready interfaces with the responsiveness, accessibility and code quality the mockup doesn’t show.
- Vue & React
- TypeScript
- Accessibility
Make a system hold together
Give teams a shared language and reusable foundations so each new feature gets easier—not harder—to ship.
- Design systems
- Storybook
- Front-end strategy
The small print 04
No mystery team behind the curtain.
“The person in the first call is the person doing the work.”
10+years building front ends
1:1direct collaboration
BEbased in Belgium
How I work 05
Small loops. Visible progress.
Enough process to keep us honest.
- 01
Get oriented
We find the real constraint, define “done” and make sure I’m the right fit before we go deep.
Listen · question · frame - 02
Make it visible
I work in short, concrete loops. You see the decisions in the interface—not buried in a weekly status deck.
Prototype · build · share - 03
Leave it stronger
The result should work now and remain understandable to the people maintaining it after I leave.
Refine · document · hand over
A bit about me 06
Engineer by trade.
Curious by default.
I’m Alexander, a front-end engineer from Belgium. I’ve spent more than a decade making complex digital products easier to understand and nicer to use.
I care about the unglamorous things that make good work last: clear thinking, useful feedback, accessible details and code the next person won’t curse at.
Outside the browser, I’m usually testing a mechanical keyboard, swimming a few laps, going for a run or getting lost in a game.