Dylan Klohr is a Principal UX Architect based in Seattle with eight years of software engineering experience and a background in graphic design and photography that informs his design-led engineering approach. He specializes in building accessible, consistent design systems and frontend packages for platform-wide consumption, translating high-fidelity mockups into reusable, responsive components. At Oleria he moved quickly from founding engineer to principal, shaping product UI architecture and developer-facing libraries. Dylan is an active front-end contributor to open-source UI work such as Cerner’s terra-core, where he’s implemented form inputs, toggles, and accessibility fixes. He combines hands-on coding, UX sensitivity, and operational pragmatism to reduce costly design-to-code gaps. Outside work he’s a KC native and husband who cares about making the web both beautiful and accessible.
8 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's Degree Computer Science, Bachelor's Degree Computer Science at University of Kansas
Terra offers a set of configurable React components designed to help build scalable and modular application UIs. This UI library was created to solve real-world issues in projects we work on day to day.
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:17 commits, 17 PRs, 178 pushes in 1 year 1 month
Contributions summary:Dylan primarily contributed to the development and maintenance of UI components within the "terra-core" React library. They addressed form radio console warnings, removed unclear button variant examples, and implemented a new terra-form-input component. The user also fixed a button variant export typo and added a role attribute to a div within the section header component. Additional contributions included implementing the toggle-section-header component and performing spacer shorthand enhancements.
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