I design it, then I build it.

I'm a designer first. I learned to build because I didn't want to hand my work to someone else and hope it survived the trip.

Close to a decade designing products for other people. The engineering came later, out of impatience, and it stuck. Now I work front to back — the interface, the system beneath it, and the small decisions nobody notices until they're wrong.

I care more about how a thing feels than what it's built with.