Ben Chow is a serial founder and product-focused design leader with eight years of hands-on experience building interactive web products and startups from New York. As Co-Founder of Meteora.ag and prior ventures like Jupiter Aggregator and Friended, he blends product strategy, client liaison and rapid design-thinking to move ideas from concept to polished UX. He pairs visual design instincts with front-end engineering—contributing to projects like KyberSwap where he implemented UI improvements and React-driven UX fixes. Ben’s background spans agency and innovation roles at IDEO and AKQA to leading product teams at Hive7, giving him rare fluency across prototyping, userflows and production delivery. He’s known for translating big-picture visions into pragmatic design frameworks and shipping fast, user-centered iterations. Less obvious: his career threads product leadership with direct code-level contributions, enabling him to both shape strategy and execute on UI details.
Codebase for KyberSwap that helps users convert tokens instantly and directly from their own hardware wallets, metamask and so on. No setup, No deposit, no withdrawal needed. Try it out on https://kyberswap.com or join telegram for developers https://t.me/KyberDeveloper.
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:14 releases, 7 reviews, 2350 commits in 3 years 4 months
Contributions summary:Ben's contributions center around the KyberSwap codebase, indicating a focus on the front-end React framework and its related technologies. The commits include merging updates to the master branch, indicating a role in integrating changes, removing unnecessary files, and fixing address-related functionalities. Further, the user implemented changes to the visual layout of the swap and the UI as well as some code updates that fix a number of UI glitches. The commits and their focus suggest an active involvement in both front-end development and UI/UX design.
Contributions:2 reviews, 9 PRs, 8 pushes in 1 year 5 months
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