Senior web designer at Superhuman. I design the pages people see first, and the system that makes the hundredth one as sharp as the first. Scroll down and take the controls. Everything on this page is wired to them, and nothing breaks. That's the point.
Take the controls ↓Five faders. Five tokens. zero broken layouts.
The hits, and a few deep cuts.
Taste, with receipts.
Craft
Senior web designer at Superhuman, the AI-native company behind Grammarly. I own the landing pages, the web design kit, and the patterns and tokens that make AI feel like one product instead of five features in a trench coat.
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Start with the message, then cut. Everything on a page should earn its spot or leave. I prototype in code early, because a static mock can't tell you how a page feels. Then I sweat the 2px details nobody notices until they're wrong.
Five letters. no vowels.
2. Missing what it doesn't need.
Crafty, minus the vowels. still reads.
That's the job in five letters. Strip a message down to what it actually needs — fewer words, fewer colors, fewer clicks — and make sure it still lands. Your brain fills in the rest. Good design trusts it to.