Writing
Notes and essays on design and craft.
- Apr 12Notes on TasteTaste is not just preference. It is a way of noticing what feels off, what feels honest, and what deserves more care.
- Mar 28Designing for ClarityGood interfaces reduce the number of things a person has to hold in their head. Clarity is not about removing detail; it is about arranging it with care.
- Feb 14On Quiet ProductsThe products I trust the most are the ones that do not try to be remembered every day. They show up, they do their job, and they get out of the way.
- Dec 9Working with FoundersEarly products rarely need more screens. They need sharper questions, clearer flows, and a better understanding of what the product is trying to prove.
- Oct 30Interfaces That Feel CalmA calm interface does not mean an empty interface. It means the product knows when to speak, when to stay quiet, and when to get out of the way.