I build the parts
and design the whole

Senior Product Designer and UX Engineer at Subsplash. I navigate complex landscapes to deliver clean, simple solutions for users and I help keep the underlying systems consistent, polished, and worth reaching for.

Work

Case study 1

Subsplash Check-in

Sole designer on an iPad check-in app used by thousands of churches. Fast enough for Sunday morning, delightful enough that parents notice. Rated 4.8/5 for ease of setup.

Case study 2

Phone number login

Caught an auth flow near the finish line that would have blocked millions of end users. Redesigned it into one seamless flow. 60% decrease in forgotten password reports.

People filtering & custom fields

People filtering & custom fields

Scalable filtering for a people database. The kind of UX that feels obvious until you try to build it.

Case study 4

Pulpit AI integration

Subsplash's first self-serve trial and upgrade flow. Designed a 15-second animated explainer to make an AI tool feel worth trying, resulting in strong trial-to-paid conversion.

Case study 5

Subsplash Forms

A neglected side project with one engineer and no PM or design resources. I jumped in and guided it across the finish line. Customers who use Forms churn significantly less than those who don't.

Currently building

TrailLog
In progress

TrailLog

A social platform built for the outdoor community. No algorithms, no noise, just the people you follow and the adventures shared. Designed and built solo in React Native and Supabase.

Rootbound
In progress

Rootbound

A 2D metroidvania crafted by hand, frame by frame. Built with Godot and C#.

About me

Alex Loomer

Current role

Senior Product Designer & UX Engineer @ Subsplash

Specialties

Complex landscapes, design systems, motion

I've spent over 9 years working across mobile, web, and dashboard products, designing systems, writing and improving components, and pushing my teams to move with intention.

I can go from problem definition to prototype to merge request without losing the thread. I care about what it feels like to use something just as much as what it takes to build it.