a passionate web developer with a love for creating dynamic and engaging user experiences. With a background in marketing, development, and design I strive to build websites that are not only functional but also visually appealing. When I’m not coding, you can find me exploring new technologies or scurrying amoungst the great outdoors.
Hello There! I'm
Eric
Hendricks*
*A residential nerd (🤓) based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Skills & Technical Shenanigans
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- React.js
- Next.js
- Node.js
- MongoDB
- Adobe Suite
- Figma
- GSAP
- Three.js
The Work
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Minneapolis, MN
I had the pleasure of collaborating with the team at Greater Twin Cities United Way to bring their new website - and two additional microsites - to life.
My responsibilities on this project included interpreting and implementing new UI designs, creating fresh design flows aligned with their updated brand guidelines, and ensuring the final product was both flexible and familiar. The team wanted an interface they could easily edit themselves while continuing to use WordPress — so we landed on a modern page builder called Oxygen.
Services
DesignSEO Agency CollaborationUI Implementation
Smart Climate Credits
Minneapolis, MN
Working with the incredibly talented John Smith and Conor McKenzie has been a blast. We met through digital marketing and saw a real need for a “one-stop shop” for U.S. climate programs. What started as a simple idea turned into a full brand, website, and marketing strategy.
I’ve led design and development, while John and Conor have focused on research, strategy, and outreach. Since early 2025, we’ve adapted to funding shifts but remain committed to helping cities—like Minneapolis (example coming soon 👀)—build user-friendly tools to highlight their environmental efforts.
Services
DesignSEO Agency CollaborationUIPython Development
Chickasaw Museum Display
Sulphur, OK
I had the pleasure of teaming up with Steve Vandervort (distribution lead) and Jon Jackson (designer) to launch three interactive displays at the Chickasaw Museum in Sulphur, OK. Visitors can press buttons to hear Chickasaw language pronunciations - and even record their own voices for comparison.
I focused on the tech implementation, working closely with Steve and Jon to squash bugs and ensure everything ran smoothly. The final experience runs on three SpinetiX IBX410 players and is live at the museum today.
Services
HTML5Vanilla JSCSS3UI ImplementationThank you for scrolling!
More on the way soon! In the meantime, have questions or just want to chit-chat?