Every piece of software we build is an opinion about how people should work.
We want to make software that feels like a craft, not a factory.
Design is a team sport. The old model of a designer working alone in a downloaded app and then emailing a PNG was broken from day one.
The future of design is empowering everyone to design. Not making designers more powerful — making everyone a designer.
Our vehicle weighs 1,200 pounds and goes 25 miles per hour. If something goes wrong, you get a dented fender, not a funeral.
ADP was founded in 1949. Their software looks like it. We were founded in 2011 and we build for people who expect software to actually be pleasant to use.
We do not have a screen on purpose. A screen turns a health device into a notification device. We want you looking at your body, not your wrist.
The best technology becomes invisible. You should not think about the 3D scan. You should think about the building.
Engineering is the most creative profession in the world. Artists make things that look good. Engineers make things that work.
The best developer tools disappear into the workflow. You shouldn't notice them — you should notice their absence.
Maps should be customizable, private, and beautiful. Google gives you one option. We give you infinite options.
Kate Hudson isn't just a spokesperson. She designs with us. That authenticity shows in every product.
The first mile of any product — the signup, the onboarding, the first five minutes — determines whether a billion people will use it.
My style is based on a softness that complements attitude and body, making people stand out and highlighting personality over clothing.
Enterprise software does not have to be ugly. It does not have to be painful. We just accepted that it was for too long.
I worked at Blizzard making World of Warcraft. The principles are the same: create a world people want to come back to every day. Except on Zwift, you burn calories.
A beautiful building is not an indulgence. It is an investment that pays you back through the quality of the people it attracts.
I have always loved brands with something to say. If a brand doesn't have a point of view, why does it exist?
My job is to investigate mystery. If the mystery disappears, the job is over.