Chase McCoy is a product designer at Stripe focused on building, evangelizing, and growing design systems.
I’m interested in the texture of the web—how we shape it and how we are shaped by it. You can learn more about me by reading my blog, perusing my digital garden of public notes, and browsing my bookshelf.
Select writing
Design systems as knowledge graphs
Imagining what design system documentation might look like if we approached the system as a knowledge graph rather than a product or tool.
A space for ourselves
Thoughts on the challenges of working on the web in the attention economy, and a reminder of how our spaces shape us.
Measuring the health of a design system
Design systems are like community gardens, and understanding their health is key to success. Here's how the team at Sprout Social does it.
Experience
Design Systems at Stripe
I’m currently working on Sail, the design system powering many of Stripe’s web products.
Design Systems at Sprout Social
I previously led the Design Systems team at Sprout Social working on the Seeds design system. I helped ship a complete redesign of our product, developed a themeable component library, and fostered a healthy community to support our system.
iOS design and development
I began my career as an iOS designer and developer (working in both Swift and Objective-C). Outside of my day job at the the National Strategic Planning and Analysis Research Center I worked on an iOS app with Louie Mantia called Pico Digital Film.
Computer Science at Mississippi State University
While most of my work now focused on design, my academic background is computer science and software development.
Museo.app
A visual search engine for free-to-use images from some of the best museums in the world.
Museo is an open source web interface that connects you with the the following institutions:
This tool is possible because these institutions provide open and free API access to their collections. All of the images you find with Museo are completely free-to-use, so download away.
