I design + build digital products, interfaces + systems.
A creative technology practice connecting product thinking, visual direction, and technical execution—from first idea to working form.
Useful systems with a distinct character.
Selected work across creative practice, culture, service, and place.
- 01
Research decision workspace
Driftline
An ocean-research decision workspace that makes portfolio bottlenecks, ownership gaps, and next actions visible.
- 02
Creative practice system
Synchronic Studio
A local-first creative practice system that helps artists see the thread connecting their daily work.
- 03
Editorial art platform
Let’s Worm
A prompt-driven literary art platform where short fiction and illustration take turns leading the way.
- 04
Brand and web system
Grande Burrito
A brand-led restaurant site designed to make hours, menu decisions, and the trip to Freeport immediately clear.
- 05
Agency experience
21GRAMS
An immersive digital agency experience built around the character and philosophy of 21GRAMS.
The work changes.
The through-line holds.
A scroll-linked study made from the current project archive. It is ready to become a portrait film when the shoot is ready.
Concept→ working form
The idea, the interface, and the machinery behind it—held as one continuous thing.
Four parts, one practice.
I work across the visible experience and the operating logic behind it.
- 01
Product logic
Clarifying the problem, shaping the flow, and deciding what belongs before pixels arrive.
- 02
Visual direction
Building an interface language with a distinct voice, useful hierarchy, and restraint.
- 03
Technical execution
Turning the direction into responsive, accessible software that holds up in use.
- 04
Durable systems
Designing content, data, and component structures that can evolve without losing coherence.
One continuous line from concept to code.
I’m Pete Nawara, a creative technologist interested in useful systems with strong visual character. I move between product strategy, interaction design, frontend engineering, and the infrastructure that keeps a product working.
My recent work includes tools for creative practice, participatory experiences, and small businesses—often taking an idea from a blank page through a functional release.