Salesloft’s new brand and website, launched three months after the merger. ANML designed both. I partnered with them on art direction and UX strategy from concept to launch, then led the rebrand across our other marketing platforms.
Role
In-house design: art direction & UX strategy with ANML, reviews & feedback, rebrand of our marketing platforms
A creative tool built for Salesloft’s design team. Start from the brand’s key art or make new art, then build finished slides, social posts and loops in 2D, motion and real 3D, in minutes.
A brand refresh and new website for Tacoma and Mount Rainier. As creative lead at Simpleview, I led both, from research and wireframes to the design system and developer handoff.
Role
Creative lead & lead designer: brand refresh, UX/UI and visual design
A real-time visual effects studio for the web. Stack dither, ASCII, halftone, glass, light, fluid and real 3D in any combination, make it react to the cursor, and put it live on any website.
Coming soon
Visualizer
A Winamp-style audio visualizer with a whole library of effects that react to whatever your computer is playing. Free for anyone.
Coming soon
Shapeshift
An interactive 3D world built from this site’s circles, squares and triangles. Part toy, part game.
INFOINF
I’m a designer and AI creative technologist. Most recently at Salesloft, I worked on the brand and website and used AI to build cool stuff.
Before that I designed travel websites for millions of visitors at Simpleview, including a Gold dotCOMM winner, and brands, websites and products for startups as a freelance creative strategist. My whole career has been in marketing and brand, across web, product and visual design. I’ve always been a problem solver, and with AI I can now build the fix too.
Outside of work I’m usually building something with AI: small tools, visual experiments, things I wish existed. The best ones end up in the Lab.
Born in Yerevan, Armenia, raised on both coasts of the U.S., and now at home in Sunnyvale, California.
How I work with AI
AI writes the code. The taste, the standards and the final call stay with me.
01
Context before code
Before the first prompt I gather everything: brand files, templates, references and the rules nobody wrote down. Slide Creator started with hours of preparation before a single line was written.
02
Art direct, don’t accept
The first version is only a start. I use what we build, notice what feels off and keep pushing until it feels right. Most of the best features, like the guided tour, the help panel and the brand guardrails, came from that.
03
Check everything
I don’t trust a first pass, mine or the AI’s. I measure the output against the source files, test the edge cases and fix the details nobody asked about.
04
Keep building
What AI can do changes every month, so I find out by making things. The Lab is where that happens.