Why I made this site

For twelve years I worked on other people’s sites. Briefs arrived, decks were shipped, comps were approved, and every now and then a thing went live with my name nowhere on it. That’s the deal, and it’s a fair one. But the absence of a place that was mine started to feel less like modesty and more like forgetting.

So: this. A blog, an about page, and very little else. No portfolio. No funnel. Just a place to write down what I’m thinking about — typography, motion, the small interactions that decide whether software feels considered or manufactured — and a place to be findable when someone asks where I live on the internet.

What’s here

• Writing — short, occasional, mostly about design and the web.
• About — who I am, where I’ve worked, what I’m trying to learn. Also a small piece of stop-motion that took longer than it should have.

What isn’t here

• Case studies. The good work is under NDA or has been overwritten by the next redesign. Either way, it’s not how I want to introduce myself.
• A resume. There’s a list of jobs on the about page; that’s enough.
• A newsletter. If you want to know when I write, the RSS feed is at /feed.xml.

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The trick, as always, is the ratio.