Interface Design
Structure first. Surface last.
Tasha P. is an interface and experience designer for brand-led websites and digital products. The work runs from structure outward — what is this for, what comes first, what can go — so that the finished thing feels inevitable rather than decorated.
Tasha trained as an architect and left for screens, keeping the habit of drawing the plan before the elevation. Most projects begin on paper and stay there longer than clients expect.
Ashlar — Interface Design, 2025
Interface design for an architecture studio's website. Full-bleed photography, one wordmark, almost no navigation — the practice's own restraint applied to how the practice presents itself.
The Cabinet — Interface Design, 2026
A museum collection online with no search box on its home page — only drawers. You open the collection the way a curator does, one drawer at a time, not knowing quite what you'll find.
Independent Work — Banking App, 2024
Interface design for a credit union's mobile app. One number on the home screen — what you can spend today — and everything else a tap away.
Independent Work — Museum Kiosk, 2023
Ticketing kiosks for a science museum, designed so a nine-year-old could use them. Queue times fell by half.
Within the Collective
Tasha typically leads the design of websites and digital products, and joins before there is anything to look at, while the structure can still change. Tasha works with V. on what the thing is for, with the collective's developers on what the browser will actually do, and with its creative technologists when the interface leaves the screen.
All project enquiries are handled by Creative Director V. through Influence Design Studio.
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