Field Notes
A project and client tracker for solo studios. One database, three views, and a weekly review…
I make small, carefully built kits for websites, Notion, and Figma. Each one is tested on a real project before it goes up for sale.
Fig. 1 — Three of the most downloaded kits, as of October 2026
A project and client tracker for solo studios. One database, three views, and a weekly review…
A portfolio theme for people who make things with their hands. Big type, honest case studies,…
An analytics dashboard design kit with dark and light frames, real charts, and a table component…
A quarterly review deck for small teams. Thirty slides that cover numbers, wins, and what you…
A newsletter set that looks the same in Gmail, Apple Mail, and Outlook. Tested in fourteen…
Four steps, in order. If a template fails any of them, it does not get sold.
I do not sit down to make a template. I make a thing for a project, use it for six months, and only then decide it holds up on its own. Half the ideas never get past this step, which is the point.
Then I fill it with the worst content I can think of. Forty-character names, missing images, one-word paragraphs. If it still reads well when it is ugly and full, it will read well when it is empty.
Everything gets opened on a 2019 laptop and a phone from 2021. If it is not usable in about two seconds, something comes out. Almost every cut makes it better.
Last, I hand it to a person who does not design and watch them change the colors without asking me. If they have to ask, the settings are wrong and I redo them.
Every template I sell goes through the same three tests, and none of them are about how it looks. The first test is the…
For about two years every cover I made had a gradient on it. Purple to pink, usually. It looked fine in isolation and forgettable…
Licenses are written to protect the seller and read like it. Here is the plain version of mine. **Personal.** You can use a template…
I run this on my own. Every template here started as a real job, got used for months, and only then did I clean it up and sell it. If something is half-finished, I will say so on the page.