Daniel Baldwin is a product design leader influencing fashion, media, and tech products. For years, he has played a pivotal role in shaping Vogue’s global design team and user experience, driving the brand’s digital evolution across products and markets through design direction and hands-on craftsmanship.

Prior to Vogue, Daniel worked across Condé Nast’s portfolio of brands, leading initiatives at the heart of GQ, Bon Appétit, and Pitchfork’s product offerings and expanding the company's reach to new subscription platforms and audiences.

Beyond his venture at Condé Nast, Daniel co-founded Good Hands—a creative agency within the music industry. Through Good Hands, he amplified the digital presence of emerging artists and collaborated with companies to build products that have since defined today's contemporary music-tech landscape.

Daniel's expertise lies at the confluence of design leadership, art direction, and complex product design. Through craft mentorship, Daniel enriches teams and products for companies he works with.

After hours, Daniel enjoys watching stand-up, drinking wine, curating playlists, and researching musical influences from his home in Seattle, where he resides with his wife, son, and pug.

Daniel’s work has been recognized and referenced in AdWeek, Billboard, Business Insider, The Fader, Forbes, Pitchfork, and WWD.