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Devin Schulz
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Personal siteEst. 2012

Currently building at Stripe

Making serious
software feel
human.

I’m Devin, a Senior Frontend Engineer at Stripe. I build product interfaces where clarity, trust, and the tiny details are not optional.

See how I think

01 / Perspective

Most people see a screen.
I see every state it will become.

That’s what frontend engineering means to me: turning an idea into an experience that stays legible under pressure, from first input to imperfect connection to final confirmation.

02 / A small experiment

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State Shift

A local, interactive demo. Try each state, or edit the display name and continue. Saving is simulated; nothing is sent or stored.

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A quiet, clear starting point for a job that matters.

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Demo only. Nothing leaves this page.

1 / Profile2 / Preferences3 / Complete

State 01 / 05

The happy path deserves care. It just doesn’t deserve all of it.

03 / Current chapter

At Stripe

Building the
interfaces behind
internet commerce.

I’m a Senior Frontend Engineer at Stripe, where I work on products that have to earn trust through every interaction. This personal site is my own space to share the craft, the history, and the curiosity that I bring to that work.

Work referenced here reflects my personal perspective and public career history.

04 / Previous chapters

2012–now

A few places
I’ve helped make
the complex clear.

2020–2025

Cape

Designer & Lead Frontend Engineer · A more trustworthy way to work with AI.

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2023–2025

Warranties

Designer & Developer · A calmer way to manage the things you own.

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2014–2020

InVision

Senior Software Engineer · Tools for creative teams in motion.

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05 / Historical writing

The archive

Writing from a decade of learning in public. It lives here for historical purposes, with the original dates and thinking intact.

Showing 16 articles.

Using React Component Variants to Compose CSS Classes

My Definition of a First-Class Pull Request

Handling an Event Callback Once

Rename Fields by Using Aliases in GraphQL

Filter Out Multiple Console Messages in Google Chrome

Restrictions While Styling Visited Links

Modify Create React App's Babel Configuration Without Ejecting

I've Lost Faith in Client-Side Analytics

Accumulate Complex Objects With the Reduce Method

Building the Inspect Measurement Engine

From Hugo to Next.js and Back Again

Reflecting on Four Years of Remote Work

Building a Likes API With Google Cloud Functions

Copy React Props to Your Clipboard in Google Chrome

Combining Synchronous Actions Using Redux Thunk

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