Hi there! I'm Elisa.

I'm a product designer learning how to vibe code, an amateur storyteller, and an avid user of the em dash *before* AI.

Most recently, I was a product designer at Supio, a B2B AI legal startup in the business of automating workflows for personal injury firms. At Supio, I owned the product definition and design of 0-1 features, learned what it meant to ship fast, and most importantly, understood how powerful design can be as a differentiator.


Good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible.

  • Don Norman

This ultimate goal drives every conversation, process, and decision that goes into the work that I do. It starts with why — why do we need this? why do this differently? why might people be excited about this?

The part of studying cognitive science that excited me the most was learning about perception. It's a skill everybody learns as a way to collect information about their environment, and at the core of the function, identify how to react. Aesthetics (design) became significant as both an opportunity for delight, as well as a way to cut through perceptive noise.

Design communicates intention. Done well, people just get it.

What I'm reading

Other Minds: The Octopus, The Sea, and the Deep Origins of Consciousness
Peter Godfrey-Smith

Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI
Yuval Noah Harari

What I'm listening to

DON'T BE DUMB/TRIP BABY
A$AP Rocky

Sushi
FKA Twigs

She Knows Too Much
Thundercat, Mac Miller