Future of Apps
A video essay exploring how AI-native behavior could change the structure of apps.
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Edward Sanchez is a San Francisco-based senior visual and interaction designer with a keen eye for detail and over 25 years of experience creating websites, mobile apps, macOS apps, and icons.
At Apple, Edward served as a Senior HI Designer for nearly a decade, where he was the primary designer for critical features in Xcode's Source Editor, Code Completion, Asset Catalog, Simulator, Interface Builder, and Source Control.
With expertise in Swift/SwiftUI programming, motion design, and UI animations, Edward brings a unique blend of technical knowledge and creative vision to every project.
Designing and developing independent products with a focus on native app experiences, product clarity, and design-forward tooling.
Responsible for UI, UX, and iconography for Augment, an AI plugin for VS Code that helps developers code faster through AI chat and agentic workflows.
Nearly a decade spanning internal tools for the Industrial Design team, major contributions to Xcode and Swift Playgrounds, and leadership in iconography and symbol systems.
Projects spanning product vision, native app prototyping, developer tools, and iconography, adapted from the live Notion portfolio into the Milo case-study structure.
A video essay exploring how AI-native behavior could change the structure of apps.
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A Swift and SwiftUI prototype exploring a more ergonomic way to interact with a code base.
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Five years of shipped work on Xcode, spanning Source Editor, code completion, source control, simulator, and a long tail of tooling features.
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A side project focused on making SF Symbol drawing faster by reducing the manual pain of interpolation, corner handling, and shape operations.
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An app for taking fitness progress photos and using AI to interpolate them into a smooth transformation timelapse.
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A selection of icon work spanning SF Symbols, app icons, and developer-tool visuals across native Apple software and side projects.
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