Elliot Park
Design Engineer at CommonplaceI’m a founding design engineer at ▧ Commonplace, where we’re making a little more space for good ideas. I care deeply about craft and quality, and I like making things that feel good to use.
Previously, I worked at Northstar and a few small studios. You can reach me via email, or take a look at what I’m exploring below.
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Writing
The details between the detailsInterfaces
The best work often starts with paying attention. For this experiment, I stepped away from the obvious solution and tried something smaller. A few conversations, a rough prototype, and one careful revision made all the difference.
My takeaway: leave enough room in the process to notice what is already working. Then make that part a little clearer.
A gentler kind of motionAnimation
The best work often starts with paying attention. For this experiment, I stepped away from the obvious solution and tried something smaller. A few conversations, a rough prototype, and one careful revision made all the difference.
My takeaway: leave enough room in the process to notice what is already working. Then make that part a little clearer.
Make room for the unexpectedThoughts
The best work often starts with paying attention. For this experiment, I stepped away from the obvious solution and tried something smaller. A few conversations, a rough prototype, and one careful revision made all the difference.
My takeaway: leave enough room in the process to notice what is already working. Then make that part a little clearer.
An invitation to experimentProcess
The best work often starts with paying attention. For this experiment, I stepped away from the obvious solution and tried something smaller. A few conversations, a rough prototype, and one careful revision made all the difference.
My takeaway: leave enough room in the process to notice what is already working. Then make that part a little clearer.
Working with quiet colorsColor
The best work often starts with paying attention. For this experiment, I stepped away from the obvious solution and tried something smaller. A few conversations, a rough prototype, and one careful revision made all the difference.
My takeaway: leave enough room in the process to notice what is already working. Then make that part a little clearer.