Hi! I'm a 28 year old tech geek/gamer from Norway who has a passion for web-development and UX-design. I love music and hate pineapples. Seriously, I don't like pineapple
Part of the fairly new designsystem team at Sparebank 1 Utvikling, where we work on improving and maintaining the designsystem. Work includes code improvements, design, documentation and co-operation with designers, editors and developers.
Working as an UX-designer and front-end developer in the front-end team at Posten Norge. The front-end team work with improving MyBring UI, and help other departments to make better UI decisions. Previously I worked in the Innovation Division, where I used my skills in UX-design and programming, to be a link between the design and development team.
Fulltime Front-End developer at ProTeria AS. I took part in the development of their freight system. The work included: Designing and prototyping different user-interfaces, and Front-End programming in languages such as: HTML, CSS, ZPL, C# and Javascript (including Typescript, Knockout JS and JQuery).
Took a single subject at bachelor level within HR mangement. The course covered different HR approaches, HR activities and worker rights.
Graduated June 2016, with top grade on final bachelor project. Studied subjects like Human Computer Interaction, Universal design, Web-programming, Information architecture, Prototyping, Android and System Development. During my studies I also CO-lead the student organisation HiOA Gaming, and volunteered at a student pub called Samfunnet Bislet.
I created a website for the gaming community I used to lead. The site was created in React, using sanity.io to update and store all the content, which was then fetched through their API. In addition to host a blog and basic information about the community, the site also fetch all the events from the calendar bot on Discord. Allowing admins to create events in Discord, and have it automatically show on the website. The site also messaged the right channel on Discord, whenever a potential member would request a in-game invitation by filling in their username.
I took the initiative of creating a dictionary for searching up difficult terms and abbreviations used at Posten. The goal was to make it easier for myself and my co-workers to search up terms, that we might come across in documents etc. The site has been shared with different departments, and other people have contributed with their own words and explanations. Created in React.
My first ever React application, and a re-write of my "Daily gatherer helper" project. The site help Guild Wars 2 players find the best locations to do their daily quests, and it's used by approximately 80 users every day. Created in React, with the help of Guild Wars 2 Official API.
This article compare the two frameworks, and hopefully make it clearer which testing framework suits your needs the most, by making you aware of their similarities, differences, strengths and weaknesses.
Cypress.io is a tool for setting up, writing, running and debugging tests. Compared to many other testing tools, Cypress allow you see the state of your user-interface during different stages of interaction. In this article I quickly go through the progress of getting started, writing and running your first tests, along with my personal opinion on why you should use Cypress.