Nina Mehta
Open up the black box with Twilio
I work at Twilio now--I'm a designer there! We make an API tool so developers build powerful apps that use voice, SMS and VoIP communication fast and well.
I'm doing all kinds of fun stuff at work.
Making the API more human
For a hiring push we redesigned our
jobs page. To make the team and our company more accessible I took photos of Twilions in the office. We initially had everyone send a photo of themselves they liked and planned to shoot the rest. As I was taking the portaits, a consistent look across pictures made sense.
Being able to take the photos inhouse meant my colleagues were more comfortable having their picture taken and scheduling with busy teams was much easier. I scheduled, shot, edited and color corrected each picture.
Taken with a Panasonic Lumix GF1.
Twiliocon 2012
Preparing for our upcoming Twiliocon meant giving the conference page serious love. After a successful first-ever Twiliocon, we needed a way to manage the massive amounts of photos, videos and speaker bios. The former conference page needed a visual design facelift and the new page needed a way to see what happened last year and request information for the next conference.
See this page bigger »
Go to twilio.com/conference »
OmGenie will give you what you want
OmGenie is inspired by a 2-person meditation exercise where one person asks for what they want and the other says " you can have it" and affirms the desire. OmGenie is the first Twilio app I built. Text
(415) 683 7914 and try it out.
Learn more about Omgenie »
This meditation app might help you:
- Inspire explicit and sub-concious productive action
- Exhaust you from material and ego-driven desires
- Be happy
Twiri
I designed this mock Siri for a colleague at Twilio who made a snarky, evil personal assistant using our API.
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