About
One person, the whole loop.
I’m Eddie Jung. I design the interface and ship the code: production software, brief to deployed, with Claude. Design and engineering were never separate steps for me.
How I got here
I built my own tools first.
I started by building tools to run my own business: dashboards, automations, small sites. They worked, so I started building them for other people too.
Now I take projects end to end: design the thing, build it in real code, and ship it to a live domain. Design and engineering were never separate steps for me. They’re one loop.
How I work
Design and code, in one pass.
I don’t hand a mockup to engineering and wait. I work with Claude in a tight planner → generator → evaluator loop: a sprint is planned, built, then scored against a rubric: functionality, design, accessibility, performance. It doesn’t ship until it clears the bar.
That’s the whole pitch: velocity and rigor, together. Fast enough to be useful, careful enough to trust in production.
What I build with
A small, sharp stack.
Modern React, typed end to end, deployed on Vercel, with Claude as the pair that lets one person move like a team.
What I care about
Three things I don’t cut.
- 01
Founder-grade ownership
I sweat the last 5%: the states, the edge cases, the polish that makes a thing feel real, not demoed.
- 02
One person, the whole loop
Design → engineering → delivery, no handoff and no drift. The taste and the code are the same hands.
- 03
Shipped, not slideware
Real products on real domains, responsive and hardened. Not a Figma link or a prototype.
Outside the work
A life that feeds the work.
I travel when I can: rice paddies in the south, red rock out west, cherry blossoms at home, and I go to design shows and take too many photos of other people’s work. Somewhere between the pandas and the mountains, the next idea usually shows up.
