Nick Jones

Nick Jones is an interface prototyper and designer whose portfolio showcases a practice that combines design, code, and experimentation. He creates familiar experiences with unexpected interactions, aiming to make people feel something. Available for selected projects, Jones works across web design, interactive experiences, 3D interfaces, and digital products.

His featured work includes bringing Stripe Press book covers to life as a 3D web interface, and designing and prototyping a fan-curated Game of Thrones content hub with Elastic for HBO. For the Prometheus campaign, he designed a website centered on Michael Fassbender’s synthetic character, David. Jones also contributed to The Grid, working on artificial intelligence for website design, and to Names for Change, a fundraising site offering naming rights to everyday items in a homeless shelter.

Among his projects is Spent, a game about homelessness created at McKinney that has been played more than six million times, won a Webby, and is used in schools across the United States. His portfolio reflects an interest in purposeful, engaging digital experiences.