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I wrangle chaos into products people love <3 👨💻
I’m a Product Manager by passion & profession, currently @ Awesome Motive, Inc. Former PM @ weDevs, Poptin & Premio. Where developers focus on code and architecture, I focus on the big picture of “what are we trying to do” and on the details of the user experience.
I’ve helped WordPress products scale past a million users, spoken at WordCamps around the world, and yes, I still argue with friends about fonts. A cyclist, reader, WordPress ninja, HCI expert, and design thinker, and an advocate of Human-Centered Design.
A Cyclist. Reader. A WordPress ninja, HCI expert & a design thinker. Passionate about writing & tech. I believe the websites and tools used to build them should be well-crafted, intuitive, and accessible.
I love engaging with communities and joining WordCamps. I also co-founded a Facebook community of over half a million people.
From catching flights and beating traffic to grabbing mics (and occasionally wrestling with a clicker), WordCamps have become the stages where I share stories, swap ideas, and connect, one talk at a time.
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