I graduated from the Reykjavik Academy of Development in 2021, where I studied frontend development, design and some backend fundamentals.

I started my career working as a frontend developer, focusing heavily on CSS and visual implementation. Over time I transitioned into digital product design, where I’ve spent the past few years working with UX/UI and product design.

Because of my development background, I design with technical implementation in mind and have a good understanding of which solutions are simple to build and which are more complex.

Recently I’ve also started writing code again alongside my design work, building and maintaining my own products.

Primarily digital product and software design, often working on projects from early concept to launch.
My work typically includes user flows, wireframing, UI design and building scalable design systems.

Recently I’ve also been building my own products, where I combine design, frontend and backend development.

I enjoy taking ownership of projects and having a clear vision of what needs to be done, while still valuing strong collaboration with developers and product teams.

I thrive in environments where ideas can be shared openly and feedback is encouraged. I’m not afraid to ask questions or challenge decisions if it leads to a better product.

I prefer working iteratively, delivering work early, gathering feedback and continuously improving.

My main design tool is Figma, where I focus on building structured, scalable component systems that make collaboration with developers easier.

Currently I’m focused on building and maintaining Flakkid, a platform I created for Icelanders living abroad to share and find housing.

Working on my own product allows me to explore everything from product strategy and UX improvements to technical implementation and platform growth.

Alongside that, I’m continuously improving my skills in both product design and development, experimenting with new tools and ways to build better digital products.