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Theo Walsh

Design engineer at Dayform, currently helping small teams turn their ideas into useful tools.

I’ve spent the past eight years moving between design and code. Previously at Greenroom and North Studio.

I care about fast interfaces, clear typography, and the small moments that make a product feel considered.

Based in Edinburgh. Away from the screen, usually on a trail.

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Projects

A training notebook that makes consistency feel achievable.

Collect color combinations from the things around you.

A place to remember the paths worth walking twice.

Notes

What makes a tool feel fast?

Speed is partly the time a task takes and partly the confidence you feel along the way. Clear feedback can make a modest interaction feel effortless.

Building the smallest useful version

I start by removing everything that is not necessary to answer one question. The first version becomes easier to make, test, and change.

Rhythm

RhythmSeptember 2026

A little progress,
every day.

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12 days of showing up. Keep going.

An independent project exploring how a training diary can encourage consistency without turning every day into a competition.

Design, prototyping & front-end development · 2026

I shaped the core flow, built the interface, and refined the details through small rounds of feedback. These fictional product studies demonstrate how to present work with context and a clear visual focus.

Chromatic

PALETTE NO. 04Earth
& air.
A color notebook for everyday inspiration

A color notebook built around collecting, comparing, and remembering. Each palette is a small record of something worth noticing.

Design, prototyping & front-end development · 2026

I shaped the core flow, built the interface, and refined the details through small rounds of feedback. These fictional product studies demonstrate how to present work with context and a clear visual focus.

Roam

SUNDAY / 08:42The long way home.12.8 km   ·   1h 26m   ·   164m ↗
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A walking journal that keeps the story of a route alongside the numbers. Designed for slow weekends and familiar paths.

Design, prototyping & front-end development · 2026

I shaped the core flow, built the interface, and refined the details through small rounds of feedback. These fictional product studies demonstrate how to present work with context and a clear visual focus.