Jimi Filipovski

Design Engineer

I’m a design engineer, the bridge between brand, product and engineering. I design interfaces and build them myself with Claude Code, growing software with agents and pruning it by hand.

I’ve worked alongside AI since 2015, when I joined Waymark as its first designer. Since then I’ve led design at Canopy and worked with MongoDB, McDonald’s and Carhartt, always on a mission to build products and brands people love.

Projects

Bonsai KitA starter kit for designers who ship client sites with agents.
PaletteSoonAn OKLCH palette generator, seeded by the seasons outside my window.
SkillsSoonThe agent skills I’ve written, and what each one knows.

Work

CanopyOS account view with transactions and an amortization schedule
Aura design system atoms: alerts, inputs, buttons, tags and avatars in every state
MongoDB web design system overview in green and dark slate
Waymark homepage: Shop video ads, on desktop and phone
MongoDB .live wayfinding signage in green
McDonald’s loyalty rewards screens in the mobile app
Three Hestia cigarette packs with hand-drawn illustrations
Superlap website with a bold italic wordmark and a lap-time ticker
Waymark video editor with a burger ad and a settings panel
Commonwealth homepage with a blue wordmark over a breakfast photo
A parent and child ordering at a McDonald’s kiosk, beside the kiosk menu design
Superlap grand opening invite: sims, cars and coffee, in green and pink
Hestia website in red and cream with a delivery form
A glowing VHS tape on a classical pedestal against a purple gradient
The Superlap front counter with woven pendant lights and a menu board
Someone in a Hestia jacket playing a pinball machine

1 of 16: CanopyOS Loan servicing platform

Craft

Away messageSoonInterfaces we lost, no. 1.
Toy turntableSoonA 3D-printed toy you can spin and light.
One frame, three motionsSoonA Figma frame translated three ways, and the one I’d ship.
Motion tokensSoonEnter, exit and layout transitions, as code.
Holo cardSoonPointer and gyroscope foil on my own card art.

Writing

PruningSoonWhat bonsai taught me about design when agents can build anything.
What doesn’t changeSoonThe constants underneath the tool churn.
The studio: a wood-paneled room with windows onto the forest