Grace is a product designer
See what she’s been up to lately below ↓
New York Times Audio App
Designing and shipping a 0-to-1 product that enabled The Times to innovate and experiment with audio formats, listening UX, and programming strategies.
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The Wing
In one short year we built, scaled, and nurtured an in-house product team, striving to provide more equitable access, stable technology, and meaningful support mechanisms for the community.
Spotify Kids
Most parents’ music recommendations are naturally a little wonky after their kids play Baby Shark over and over again. For this reason — and to provide a simplified, playful, swear-word-free experience for little ones — we developed a kids-focused product underneath Spotify’s family plan.
Mobile Web Player
Spotify’s app is too large to download in many countries, so we built a lightweight streaming product that’s accessible in the browser (plus made it waaaay easier for you to preview that song your friend posted to their IG story).
Spotify Sandbox
Small, iterative, and exploratory features were a large component of our team’s focus at Spotify. Here, you’ll find a fun mix of A/B testing, design tinkering, system scaling, and hackday goodness.
Warby Parker
When Warby stepped in to disrupt the eyewear industry, our tiny product team helped innovate on everything from e-commerce to retail: helping people find frames without all the friction.
Freelance
Side projects beyond the 9 to 5. Here’s a sampling of contract design and consulting I’ve provided for clients over the years.
Photographs
Snapshots I’ve taken over the past decade: mostly for fun, usually on film, and in no way technically elegant.
