Interface Developer

Jon
Osmond

I build clean, accessible product interfaces
with a focus on simplicity and reliability.

01 About

I care about the moment a complicated product stops feeling complicated.

I'm a product-focused interface developer working where design and engineering meet—shaping hierarchy, interaction, accessibility, and the systems underneath them. The best result is clear enough to disappear and distinctive enough to remember.

01

Clear by default

Hierarchy and language should do more work than instructions.

02

Felt, not announced

Motion and feedback should explain what changed without demanding attention.

03

Reliable under pressure

Accessibility and resilient states are part of the product—not cleanup work.

  • Accessibility
  • Product UI
  • Design systems
  • Front-end development

Selected Work

Label Lens

AI-powered ingredient decoder for dietary restrictions and hidden allergens, with personalized safety verdicts.

Live Demo Next.jsClaudeAccessibility
Protein Explainer

3D protein structure viewer with AI narration to explain complex molecular forms in plain language.

Live Demo ReactViteNGL Viewer

From the Notebook

Same shape, opposite briefs

What two 2015 FIAT 500s taught me about personality, hierarchy, restraint and knowing when to stop.

Aug 2026 carsdesign
Building Label Lens: Making dietary information accessible

How do you help someone understand the hidden complexity inside a food label? The interface has to earn trust before it asks for vulnerability.

Jun 2026 accessibilitydesign
Listening