$2Bil
0
The app
See it live
I led product design end-to-end across garden, from early product definition to a mature system processing billions in volume.
The work focused less on visual novelty and more on building a predictable, low-friction experience that users could trust under real financial and operational constraints.
In a space dominated by themed, high-noise interfaces,
I deliberately set a more understated design direction:
reduce surface area, minimize cognitive load, and align product decisions tightly with business priorities.
As a result, core interaction patterns stayed stable across multiple product generations.
Years in production
3+
Total volume processed
$2B+
Design principles were intentionally simple: less, but better, clarity over cleverness, and confidence over spectacle.
The interfacte is so intuitive & seamless
- Niko Kampouris
The explorer is just gorgeous
- Chase Chapman
This is a delight to use.
- Kyall Walker
Best BTC bridge I ever used.
- @BlurCrypto
The website
See it live
The landing page evolved alongside the product, serving as a practical way to learn what holds up and what doesn’t.
all that on a real, high-traffic corporate website.
Each iteration refined not just messaging, but the underlying system: enabling faster updates, clearer communication, and reliable handoffs as the team and product matured.
Homepage strategy resets
3
Major live versions
3
Learning what works & building systems around it.
Behind the scenes
As garden grew from a small team into a multi-disciplinary organization, design work extended beyond interfaces into shared systems, processes, and ways of working.
My role grew to include building internal systems to enable consistency and autonomy at scale, ensuring that design decisions remained coherent across products, people, and time.
Major product phases
3
Design team at peak
6
Design as an organizational tool, not just a visual one.
