Postman

As a product designer and engineer at Postman, I make products for three sides of the API ecosystem: companies distributing their APIs, developers discovering and adopting them, and AI agents helping both. I work end-to-end, from early concepts to shipping production code.

Analytics

Publisher Analytics help API companies (‘publishers’) understand how their APIs perform, where developers struggle, and which companies are looking into, or actively using their products.

My redesign of the Analytics more than doubled monthly active users: a 2.5X lift that held for 6 months after launch.

patterns and components, and what’s most important. Various API network pages with inconsistent layouts So, for the layout, I had two goals: Make the new page look consistent with the rest

API network pages, you likely noticed that no page looks the same. This increases cognitive load when navigating the app: each time one needs to re-learn the structure of the page, new

want to talk about how I approached the fundamentals of visual design for this page. My first question when designing a new page for an existing product: What can I reuse? If you look at

This week, we launched an updated Published Analytics experience. The goal of this project is to show the value of Postman to publishers as a distribution platform for their APIs. Today, I

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Passport

Passport secures API access for people and AI agents. Shared API keys sprawl across dotfiles, tool caches, and CI configs, and every copy is a way in. Passport replaces them with credential references. Each reference is a cryptographic token bound to its holder, so it is worthless if intercepted. The real secrets never leave the customer’s own vault.

Passport - Credential references with status, expiry, and scope

Dashboard

Dashboard helps publishers monitor their presense on Postman, post API updates, communicate with customers, and stay connected to the broader API Network through community highlights and events.

Monthly Email

Redesigned monthly email newsletter for publishers to highlight their API usage, new products, and event announcements.

New design increased open rate by 50% and click rate by 2X.

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APIGTM Branding

APIGTM is a Postman-hosted conference for API tech leaders at San Francisco Tech Week. I designed the core visual identity in three days, then extended it across all event assets and materials.

allowing enough time to prepare all necessary materials. I started with a logo. My first instinct was to follow the existing identity of another Postman conference: POST/CON. Their branding

graphic design, you get to do much more fun things that simply won’t work in user interface design. The deadline was quite tight: I had about three days to develop the baseline identity,

Salesforce, AWS, HubSpot, and Twilio. I had an excellent opportunity to develop APIGTM branding. Although my primary job is product design, I love doing everything creative. Often, with

In October 2025, Postman HQ in San Francisco hosted the APIGTM event. The theme was driving API growth in the AI era, and the event featured speakers from companies such as Google DeepMind,

Behind the APIGTM BrandRead case study →

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