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About / Now

A bit more about me

This is where you tell your story properly — where you're from, what you do, and what you're up to right now. Keep it warm and specific; people remember the details.

Now

What I'm focused on

A 'now' page is a snapshot of your current priorities. Update it whenever things change — it's the most human page on any personal site.

Working on

A small tool for writers that turns messy notes into clean drafts. It's the main thing I'm building right now, and it's teaching me a lot about staying focused.

Exploring

Local-first software and how to make sync feel invisible. I'm reading papers, breaking prototypes, and slowly forming opinions I'll probably change next month.

Away from the screen

Learning to bake sourdough properly, walking without a destination, and slowly re-reading a stack of novels I loved a decade ago.

Background

The longer version

A relaxed portrait in natural light

Start with where you are and what you do. A sentence or two is enough to set the scene — people read personal sites quickly, so lead with the interesting part and let the rest earn its place.

Then talk about your path: how you got here, the kinds of problems you like to solve, and the teams or projects that shaped how you work. Concrete beats abstract every single time, so name real things.

Close with what you're looking for now — collaborators, roles, conversations, or nothing at all. It's your site; set the tone that feels right to you.

When you're ready, replace every paragraph on this page with your own words. This placeholder is only here so the layout looks complete from day one.

Timeline

A short history

A few milestones to give shape to the story. Trim, expand, or rewrite these to match your own path.

  1. 2025

    Independent

    Went out on my own to take on smaller, more deliberate projects. Best decision I've made in years.

  2. 2021

    Senior Designer, Studio Aster

    Led design on a handful of product launches and mentored a growing team. Learned how much good work depends on trust.

  3. 2018

    Product Designer, Northwind

    Cut my teeth on a fast-moving startup where everyone did a bit of everything. Shipped, broke, fixed, repeated.

  4. 2016

    Started out

    Freelanced my way through school, mostly building sites for local shops. Fell in love with the craft here.

Values

How I like to work

Clarity

Say the useful thing, and cut the rest without apology.

Craft

Small details, done with care, add up to something you can feel.

Kindness

Good work is a team sport — ego just slows everyone down.

Let's talk

Questions, ideas, or just want to say hi? The inbox is open and I read everything.