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I'm Scott, a remote freelance product designer based in Stockholm, Sweden 🇸🇪. I primarily work with startups and technology companies. Recent examples include Flip and Automattic — the folks behind WordPress.com, Jetpack, and Tumblr. Throughout my career I have been lucky to help and support a range of clients:
I am interested in how planetary boundaries will impact the longevity and durability of the web. I am happiest when my work intersects design, open source and sustainability. When I am writing code you will find me on the front-end tackling issues of accessibility and performance.
I am known for being thoughtful, candid, organised, detailed, inquisitive and owning a few too many Raspberry Pi computers.
It’s time to create better, not more.
About this site
The site is self hosted on a solar powered Raspberry Pi Zero and has network responsive images that will be optimised to your device, your network connection and the health of the solar battery. Gemma and I are also planting trees to help offset everything we make and do. The site is built with Nuxt.js and Nuxt content, replacing the previous site that used a decoupled WordPress backend. There are no trackers, cookies or ads to worry about which hopefully means improved performance and less noise.
The body copy is set in Atkinson Hyperlegible which was created by the Braille Institute and is aimed to improve legibility for low vision readers. I am still evaluating if the additional page weight is a trade off worth making, so let me know if you find the site a pleasure or challenge for your eyes.
Finally, a copy of this site is also available on the P2P web, you can use Beaker Browser to access it, although it might not work when my computer is offline.