Digital tools, websites and independent projects. Here is a selection of the work, the technology and my role.
For MIKS · in development
A learning and work platform for MIKS. It brings together course content, assignments and participants’ work on their business ideas.
In use at MIKS
A tool for annual planning, tasks and reporting. Developed for MIKS, where it is used to keep track of activities, deadlines and responsibilities.
Independent project · not yet published
A tool for small groups making a choice together. Participants rate the options privately, and their responses provide the basis for a group choice.
Three websites I have built with Codex, from content and design to implementation and testing. All three are available in Norwegian and English.
The links open in a new tab, in English.
My own website for projects, web development and articles about technology.
The water on the homepage is rendered in real time, with raindrops, ripples and reflections. The animation is built with code and shaders, with a pause button and a still image for visitors who prefer reduced motion.
A website for VM-festen in Bergen, with match schedules, event information and a Live Center. The system also supplied content to large screens at the event site, for audiences of up to 5,000 people at a time.
Match results are fetched automatically from football-data.org, and group standings are calculated from the results. A separate Studio manages screen content and lets operators select match posters and override results when needed.
A website for MIKS Ressurssenter in Bergen. It presents the organisation, the KIME entrepreneurship programme and the STEP youth programme.
Norwegian and English pages share a common structure, with dedicated information for participants and partners. Course details, programme content and contact options help visitors find an opportunity that suits them.
I started without coding experience. With Codex as a development partner, I have been able to work on code, tests and fixes, while remaining responsible for the needs, priorities and practical evaluation.
I use Matt Pocock’s grill-me and Wayfinder as skills for the models in Codex: reusable instructions that guide how the models work. Grill-me guides the model through questions that help clarify ideas and requirements. Wayfinder helps the model structure larger efforts as a map of decisions and dependencies before implementation.