I accidentally went viral making products through TikTok comments--and I didn't have to dance! 12+ years bringing products to life & working with users to iterate.- Iterative design focus: rapid prototypes and user testing.- User-centered product designer: cutting the feedback loop by working with users at an early stage.- Lover of NFTs: the ones really building something, not cashing in.- Builder of products: Fittr, TaskTree, StrandedVerse- Manager of teams: RadCollab founder managing designers, developers, sales, and marketing- Creator with marketing, editing, and community management experience.- Father of 2 daughters, working from home to watch them grow.- Lover of Fantasy novels, Sci-Fi movies, Graphic novels, and Indie games.In 2020, after a decade of being a full-time app design and development freelancer working with large companies and startups, I co-founded a design agency, Rad Collab.While marketing the agency, I started building products in public with a community I built on TikTok through hyper-transparency. We launched a product to 60k users in less than 3 months, and despite it being free to use with an option to pay to support, saw a 20% payment rate at an average of $1.12 per user. This is where I fell in love with designing and building alongside the community through rapid prototyping and hyper transparency.Then I got the NFT bug. I designed, managed, and created the art for a gaming ecosystem that lets users build their character their way then they can take that into games (both in-house built and 3rd party) to earn more loot for their characters.I've been making new products since I was in college when I launched a fitness app that used Machine Learning before that was an entire sector. I've always loved making new products, optimizing them with user feedback, and iterating on them based on what's happening.