Jonnie Hallman is a designer and developer based in Brooklyn, working at Stripe, on the stripe.com website.
My work focuses on building thoughtful, intuitive, and delightful interactions for the web, with a devotion to process, transparency, and sharing what I learn.
At Stripe, I work on the Site team, which is responsible for stripe.com. I most recently built the landing page for Stripe Capital—a new product for fast, flexible financing.
Before Stripe, I freelanced primarily for startups, focusing on animated marketing websites. For Casper, I built the homepage animations for casper.com to introduce their new sheets.
I also worked with Dropbox to build the websites for Carousel and Mailbox—their short-lived photo and email apps.
My greatest hit was the FiftyThree Pencil landing page—a collaboration with the FiftyThree team to debut their first piece of hardware.
Writing
In addition to building for the web, I also love writing (and speaking) about the process. Below are a few of my more popular posts:
Burning Out and Finding Stability June 4, 2019
Building the Casper homepage January 5, 2016
Building the Carousel website with Dropbox April 15th, 2014
Book Covers, Model Airplanes, and My Dad January 5th, 2014
Building the Pencil Page with FiftyThree November 21st, 2013
Off the web, my wife and I run a shared studio space in our neighborhood, where we work alongside a handful of our freelancer friends. Come on down to Design Town
That’s it for now. Need more?
Read the blog, where I document the process of building this site from scratch, as well as share a behind-the-scenes look at my work.
Follow me on Twitter, where I announce new work, blog posts, and the occasional observation/joke about design, code, or my disdain for San Francisco.
Contact me via email, especially if you run a design or dev conference in a warm climate, like Palm Springs or Hawaii…