I’ve spent most of my career figuring out how to make technology work for people who aren’t engineers. Over nearly twenty years, that’s meant building tools at Mozilla so anyone could create interactive media on the web, running digital literacy workshops in Kenya, India, Indonesia, and Bangladesh, leading digital product testing at Consumer Reports, and building privacy analysis tools at AppCensus. I’ve also made episodic games, interactive documentaries, and probably too many weird browser experiments.

The throughline is that I love sitting down with someone, understanding what they’re trying to make, and helping them get there. I got into technology because of the open web, and that same rush of optimism is what I feel now watching people build things with AI tools that they couldn’t have built before. Through LNB Consulting, I help people take those projects from promising prototype to something real, working daily with tools like Claude and Cursor.

I’m based in Annecy, France, and I’m bilingual in English and French. If you’re building something and need a hand, let’s talk.

Admitting to participants of a user-testing workshop that they have found a particularly nasty bug in the tool we built for making apps, called Appmaker.

Working with a Mozilla community member to understand offline file-sharing apps in Kenya during a digital skills workshop.

Group selfie time after a user-testing workshop in Indonesia.

Inspiring my fans.

Stirring up controversy in the raptor world.