Interview with Benjamin de Cock, Early Designer at Stripe - Compound Manual
This interview is with Benjamin de Cock. Ben is a designer who started working for Stripe in 2012 and spent 8 years there, working on many projects including the Stripe home page and Stripe Checkout. Ben has been a member of the CSS Working Group and is currently a designer at Increase.
Interview with Benjamin de Cock, Early Designer at Stripe 1 10min read Get link Share Personal advice, taxes, and investments Compound is a digital family office for entrepreneurs, professionals, and retirees who want the personal touch of a dedicated advisor accompanied by a beautiful digital experience. Get started This article is part of a series revealing the stories of early employees from the most successful tech companies of the past few years. You’ll walk away having learned about what these individuals experienced, what they wish they knew, and the advice they’d give to others joining
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