Why, hello there.
Thanks for wanting to get in touch! We’re all busy people, so I want to respect your valuable time and hope you grant me the same in return.
I’ve put together a helpful little guide to help navigate if contacting me is the best move. Here it is:
Do contact me if
- You’d like my team’s help with your design system efforts. We help teams create successful design systems, and offer a range of services to best meet your team’s goals, needs, and budget. We offer design system workshops and talks, audits and action plans, ride-along consulting, and production work in collaboration with your team.
- You’d like to have me speak at your conference, company, or event.
- You have questions regarding your Atomic Design book order.
- You have specific questions about design systems, atomic design, web design, career development, or other industry-related stuff. If you have a question, please read my frequently asked questions page first to make sure I haven’t already answered it.
Don’t contact me if
- You’re looking for a “quick website”. Sorry, I don’t do rush work.
- You want to write a guest post on my blog. Read why.
- You want to quibble over something I wrote. Read why.
- You want me to promote your product/service. Read why.
- You can “increase traffic to bradfrost dot com” with this one weird trick.
- You’re a prince who can make me very wealthy in exchange for my bank info.
If you’re still with me and you’re interested in design system help, a speaking engagement, Atomic Design, or have an industry question, feel free to email me at brad@bradfrost.com.
And if you want to find me elsewhere on the web, here’s where I hang out:
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Twitter
Where I share, learn from the web community, and participate every day.
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Facebook
You can view my links and resources alongside status updates from your aunt.
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Github
Where I share open source code with everybody.
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Codepen
Where I share code ideas, sketches, and responsive patterns.
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Instagram
Where you can see 1000+ pictures of my bulldog, Ziggy.
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LinkedIn
My go-to professional network for getting spammed by recruiters.
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Spotify
What I'm currently listening to.
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Last.fm
My music stats.
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Slideshare
All of my slides in one convenient place.
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Lanyrd
View my upcoming speaking engagements and talk material.