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- Designer Of The Week - Jordanisgreen.eth
Jordanisgreen.eth, a graphic designer and creative director, is profiled as the Design Channel's Designer of the Week (Week 01, published 2025-06-23). She is currently freelancing and working with a few teams, and she recently praised Operating System. The interview covers her work running Times New, where she developed collaborative discovery "games" for founders, her experimental Claude workflows, her view of brand building through rituals, and her amateur boxing career with 13 fights.
- Designer Of The Week: Special - Münevver Aslan
Münevver Aslan, a digital product and brand designer focused on UI/UX and design systems for Web3 platforms, describes her work in this Designer Of The Week interview. She explains that she designed the wordmark for the Argot Collective's Act project, a minimal sans-serif logo with a small square dot meant to represent verified truth and certainty, after the Octant bounty brief asked only for a simple word mark. She also cites her UI and design system work for Truth Post, a decentralized social platform, where she led user interviews with participants ranging from crypto natives to newcomers. The Act team said they liked the logo's minimal design and its connection to verified code.
- Designer Of The Week - FLOOD
Flood, CEO of Operating System ($OPSYS), a design and development firm focused on Base, Farcaster and Clanker projects, profiles his work and process in this designer interview. He says he began his crypto journey with a $20 ETH purchase in 2014 and now juggles about ten client projects, naming Clanker, Native, To Be Determined and The Network Company as his top partnerships. He argues that brands should keep evolving rather than being treated as finished, and he encourages designers on Farcaster to post work-in-progress screenshots more often.
- Designer Of The Week - Charles
Charles, a Brooklyn product designer who works at a blockchain company, profiles himself in this Designer Of The Week feature, covering his side projects, tools, and views on AI and design. He describes RGB, a project he built with his brother @metamonk, a framework based on the RGB color model where red, green and blue each range from 0 to 255, giving 16,777,216 combinations that can be minted as Signatures at rgb.fun. He says AI will shift design work toward prompting and workflows while designers still work on visuals, and he names a goal of a solo-built, billion-dollar company as the north star for his work.
- Designer Of The Week - Esdotge
- Designer Of The Week - Zack Labadie
Zack Labadie, a product designer at Uniswap with around 10 years of experience in digital product design, is profiled in this Design Channel "Designer Of The Week" interview. He describes his creative strength as thinking in systems from first principles, citing a 2019 end-to-end health insurance enrollment platform and recent work on EIP-7702 edge cases for a simplified smart wallet experience. Asked about regrets, he says he would tell his younger self to work hard but stress less, since he struggled early on to separate work from personal life. He also says he is working to improve his communication skills.
- Designer Of The Week - Derek Brown
Derek Brown, founder of Birthday Labs, is profiled as this week's Designer of the Week, best known for Native, a digital city of human and agentic citizens who co-create entertainment and economic value. In the interview, he says he designs as he builds rather than designing first, since there is no Figma file for Native and he is a solo builder, and he calls the resulting design debt substantial. He describes his design priorities as typography, simplified steps that let complexity emerge, and restrained color, with Native using Satoshi Variable and Fira Code as its fonts.