Interfaces,
considered.

How a product feels, from its first screen to its smallest state.
Selected design explorations for Douglas and Clavis.

Douglas / Interface exploration

A calm place
for complex work.

The interface gives research and writing a visible shape: a plan, a current step, and a document to review. The same visual language carries through conversation and mobile layouts.

Three-column Douglas interface: conversation history, task plan with completed and pending steps, and a draft document — Task progress and the document, side by side.Full size (opens in a new tab)

Dark Douglas conversation showing a source lookup and an answer being written — Conversation in the dark theme.Full size (opens in a new tab)

Mobile Douglas home with greeting, four suggested tasks, and message composer — A focused starting point on mobile.Full size (opens in a new tab)

Explore the Douglas mark and interaction states

The five-ribbon mark uses distinct states alongside written status messages. The design includes still poses for reduced motion.

Douglas ribbon mark specification, showing ready, thinking, working, waiting, success, blocked, and error poses — A visual identity that communicates status.Full size (opens in a new tab)

Clavis / Interface exploration

One way in.
A clear next step.

These ZADMIN account mockups explore passkey sign-in, connected apps, and device activation. Landscape photography, ultramarine actions, and a distinctive cut corner give the flow a recognizable identity.