I've always cared more about how something feels than how it looks on a spec sheet. The type that makes you slow down. The transition that doesn't call attention to itself. The brand that feels like it couldn't have been anything else. I started TventyOne Studio because I wanted to work on things that actually mattered to people, not just deliver files.

Most of my day is code: components, layouts, the boring unglamorous stuff that makes the design hold. I studied computer science and I design. I've never seen that as a contradiction. If anything, it's the only way I know how to work.