Hello 👋

I'm Panos, a product designer. My base is Cambridge, UK, though I spend a good chunk of the year in Rhodes, Greece. For over fifteen years, I've been designing and shipping digital products, and these days that's mostly at Todoist.

How I work

I translate ideas into interfaces for the web and mobile, and yes, I'm the type of designer who obsesses over pixel alignment and edge cases (so you don't have to). What sets me apart from a lot of designers is that I write code. HTML, CSS, a fair bit of JavaScript, plus the unglamorous stuff like DNS, hosting, and email records. That means I can hand off to developers in a language they actually use, or skip the handoff entirely when a project calls for it.

To date, I've shipped over 50 projects, working with design, development, and marketing teams across early-stage startups and established products. My style leans practical: I want the thing to ship, work well, and earn its complexity. If you're curious about the software I rely on to pull that off, I've written about my essential apps for the digital citizen.

Some of the amazing companies and products I’ve had the pleasure of working with over the years

Currently

A few things keeping me busy:

  • Designing at Todoist, shaping the product day-to-day with a remote team I've grown to love
  • Running theFineBits, a small studio building Ghost themes
  • Building Brefast, a meal-planning app I wish existed
  • Cooking and writing at fooodlove with my wife Sevi

Outside the screen

Most mornings start the same way, just in different climates. In Rhodes, it's a swim at my favorite beach before the day begins. In Cambridge, it's a walk through the fields near home. Either way, it's the closest thing I have to a productivity hack.

The two constants: me, and a morning routine (in Rhodes or Cambridge)

When I'm not there or at my desk in Cambridge, I'm usually with my family, cooking something Mediterranean, or getting my hands dirty with a DIY project at home. I travel whenever I can, and I'm happiest near the sea.

Let's talk

I'm genuinely curious about people building interesting things, especially clean products, well-crafted tools, or weird ideas that might just work. If that sounds like you, drop me a line.

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