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Josh Miller Keeps Rebuilding the Places Where We Meet
From a high-school documentary to the White House, Arc and Dia, Miller's career keeps returning to one question: can a familiar interface help people do more together?
The Browser Company Built a Browser People Loved - Then Sold the Pivot for $610 Million
Arc made browser tabs feel new, then became too novel for the audience it needed. The company’s second act - a simpler AI browser called Dia - attracted Atlassian, a $610 million deal, and a harder test: turning taste into a business.
Rauno Freiberg
Rauno Freiberg is an Estonian Staff Design Engineer at Vercel who blurs the line between design and engineering with surgical precision. Known for his obsession with invisible details - the micro-interactions, animations, and tactile feedback that make software feel alive - he built cmdk (downloaded millions of times weekly), wrote the seminal 'Invisible Details of Interaction Design' essay, and created Devouring Details, an interactive design education platform. He previously shaped the Arc browser at The Browser Company. His philosophy: code is the material, and mastery of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is the only honest path to great interfaces.