Stephen Delorme
Founding Designer at Delineator
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Top SchoolStephen Delorme is a founding designer and technologist with nine years of experience bringing clarity to complex Bitcoin and Lightning products through thoughtful UX and strong visual direction. He leads and mentors design teams, shapes product strategy, and contributes to open-source Bitcoin UX—including grant-supported work for the Bitcoin Design Guide. As co-founder of ATL BitLab and founder of Delineator, he blends motion graphics, VFX, and interactive production with product design to make technical concepts more accessible. Previously a UX/UI engineer at Voltage, he combines hands-on implementation skills with design leadership to ship usable crypto experiences. Based in Atlanta, he’s also active in community education and advocacy, using design to increase Bitcoin adoption in ways that prioritize real-world usability over novelty.
9 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Graphic Design, Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Graphic Design at Georgia State University
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Github Skills (78)
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cryptocurrency9
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Programming languages (20)
Github contributions (5)
sbddesign/Guide
Feb 2021 - Feb 2022
A free, open-source community resource for designers, developers and others working on non-custodial bitcoin products.
Contributions:8 PRs, 108 pushes, 21 branches in 11 months
working-onbitcoinnon-custodialpair-programmingfor-designers
sbddesign/bolt12.org
Apr 2024 - Feb 2025
BOLT12.org Website
Contributions:10 reviews, 37 PRs, 74 pushes in 10 months
bitcoinbolt12lightning
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