My design studio. The agency behind the look of my apps, and other people's.
Don't Stop Studio is the design studio I founded and run. Every brand and interface in this portfolio came out of it: the marks, the type, the color, the screens. Clients hire the same studio for their own products. It does product design, product development, and consulting, with one small team carrying a product from the first sketch through launch and every release after it. The studio site shows that work through the pieces people actually touch: a control, a card, a screen, instead of full-page screenshots.
The apps on this site look the way they do because of the studio. Giving that work a name and a front door turns a habit into a practice that clients can hire.
Most studio sites explain the process. This one shows the result: a swatch, a corner, a gradient, a piece of a letter, each pulled from a shipped product at the size you would see it in use.
Timeline
February 2026
The agency
Founded Don't Stop as a design agency. It took on the brand and interface work for my own apps and the first client products, under one name and one standard.
September 2026
Don't Stop Studio
Renamed the business to a studio and redesigned the site around a twelve-column grid, one typeface, hairline rules, and a motion band that never stops moving. The name became the brand: a play mark in place of the O in STOP.
October 2026
People in motion
Replaced the play mark with a striding figure, so the mark says what the name says. On the home page a row of them walks forward in a four-frame cycle, timed so the ground moves one stride per step. Added a work page, studio and services pages, and eased scrolling.
- One figure geometry drives the favicon, the social image, the wordmark, and the walking band
- Seven products shown through their own components, captured from the live interfaces at three times pixel density
- Every project written from the user's side: what it is like to use, not how it was built
The work page. Each product is shown through pieces of its real interface.
Impact
- A studio brand with one mark that works from 16 pixels to the footer wordmark.
- A showcase for seven shipped products that reads as design, not documentation.
- The front door for DisplayList, Booth Baddies, Breaking & Entering, and House Calls, which live under the studio rather than this portfolio.
My role
Founder and principal designer. I started the studio, named it, designed the brand and the site, and built it. I lead the design work for every product it ships.
- Next.js
- Tailwind CSS
- Vercel