Tyler Clark
Frontend & Mobile
Web and native mobile interfaces, from a New York Times front page to an app that drives an electric hydrofoil over Bluetooth. I was on the original Lightning Web Components team at Salesforce, and I still design and build the UI myself.
Cross-platform apps shipped to both stores from one React Native codebase, with accounts, cloud sync, dark mode and over-the-air updates.
An app that pairs with and controls an electric hydrofoil board, streaming live telemetry and battery state while the rider is out on the water.
Live GPS tracking with privacy controls, friends on the map, and session replays in 2D and 3D on Mapbox and Google Maps.
Interfaces you play more than tap: swipe in four directions to triage email, match word pairs by sight or by ear.
Apps that keep working with no signal, out on the water or anywhere else, and sync cleanly when the connection comes back.
Full product surfaces in Next.js: CRMs, pipelines, inboxes, schedulers, storefront builders, dashboards and admin tools, fast enough to live in all day.
Part of the original Lightning Web Components team and a contributor to the Lightning Design System, used by every Salesforce customer and developer.
Sole UI/UX designer for Salesforce's internal productivity tools, and the designer on my own products today. I don't need a mockup handed to me.
Real-time balances that account for pending transactions via Plaid, and a five-minute funding application that reaches 1,000+ lenders.
Dynamic sites for one of the world's largest news publishers, where every page had to hold up under front-page traffic.