I’m Daniel Baldwin, a product design leader with over a decade of experience crafting digital products that connect style, music, and culture. During my time at Vogue, I had the privilege of shaping its digital evolution—leading multidisciplinary teams to unify its global design ecosystem, elevate user experiences, and transition the brand into a digital-first company.

Throughout my career at Condé Nast, I’ve worked across iconic brands like GQ, Pitchfork, and Bon Appétit, leading projects that enhanced content discovery, expanded subscription offerings, and brought live events to life with intuitive, visually engaging design. 

I also co-founded Good Hands, a creative agency dedicated to the music industry. Through this venture, I partnered with artists and brands to develop tools that amplified their presence and built authentic connections with music culture. This experience deepened my understanding of how technology, storytelling, and cultural impact intersect to shape meaningful experiences.

I thrive when collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to tackle complex challenges and bring ambitious ideas to life. As a mentor and craft-driven designer, I enjoy fostering collaboration, guiding teams toward impactful solutions, and fine-tuning the small things that make good products great.

Outside of work, I spend time curating music, exploring subcultures, and researching the interplay between sound, style, and design. I live in Seattle with my wife, one-year-old son, and our pug. My work has been featured in AdWeek, Billboard, Business Insider, The Fader, Forbes, Pitchfork, and WWD.