Optimist. Virgo. Knucklehead. UX / UI designer and front-end developer. Co-founder of @HelloDative and my two kids.

Cape Cod, MA
Joined February 2008
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For those people on Twitter who aren’t convinced that user experience design (UX) is *critical* for new user adoption and product-led growth, just try signing up for Mastodon. #ux #uxdesign #mastodon
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Replying to @Bert_isms
This is brilliant.
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I’ve got an idea. Hear me out. A coworking space… Where you can bring your dog.
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It’s my mission to singlehandedly make “N.B.” popular in writing. It’s just as good as “e.g.” and even better than “i.e.”
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Dear @zapier - I love your service and have been a paying customer for years. Suggestion: when you force someone to change from a legacy plan, please have the checkout experience reflect that situation. It’s very different from someone who is actually “downgrading” their plan.
I’ve never had the privilege of working with Kevin, but can attest that he is an awesome human being and excellent leader/mentor.
We are growing our design team. Over the last 25 years I've been working in design, I’ve been given the privilege of building great design teams in many different contexts. When given this opportunity, I focus on nurturing a team culture where designers thrive. (1/6)
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Heads up for my fellow web peeps… @mediatemple is completely borked. I’d recommend you move providers if you haven’t already.
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Life’s easier when you assume everyone else is also trying their best.
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Replying to @jack_daniel
Thanks for the inspiration. Putting this on and turning it to 11.
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Replying to @jeannepetrizzo
The pomodoro technique always sounded to me like a method of birth control
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Replying to @madleeme @rogie @figma
Maybe this already exists, but… The ability to browse and select placeholder images (e.g. from Unsplash) right from the object Fill picker would be amazing and a huge time saver.
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Replying to @fromtheoutfit
Congrats! PS - very impressive load speed on that landing page.
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Replying to @davidcaolo
Buzzy McBuzzface
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Gmail’s “Vacation Responder” settings take three clicks and scrolling to the very bottom of the page to find. This shows you how much they (and many companies, unfortunately) actually prioritize and promote a work/life balance.
If I ever had tons of money and started an angel investment fund, I would call it “lowercase capital” because, I mean, c’mon.
I want to know his story.
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