Trevor Denton designs products in Los Angeles.
Collaborating closely with founders, startups, non-profits, and global brands
to design digital products, craft meaningful experiences, and shape product strategy.Say Hello
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It’s Time to BeReal.
As Product Design Lead at BeReal,
I collaborated closely with Alexis Barreyat to shape
the product roadmap and core user experiences.
I led the design development and launch of key features, including BeReal’s debut video features. These efforts contributed to an increase in daily active users from 20 million to 25 million.


Skip the line.
Order ahead.
Our product team created an experience that allows
customers to place a Starbucks order from their phone
and pick up from a barista in a café.
The Starbucks App now has over
34 million active users, accounting for 30% of total sales.


Quick Bites, Big Stories.
As a founding Product Designer at Quibi, I had the honor of working with Meg Whitman and Jeffrey Katzenberg to pioneer an innovative short-form viewing experience. Collaborating with visionary partners like Steven Spielberg, Catherine Hardwicke, and Antoine Fuqua, I drove the design of the Quibi app’s user interface and experience, delivering seamless functionality across iOS, Android, Apple TV, and Chromecast platforms.
With the launch of Quibi in the App store and Google Play Store, we saw over 1.7 million app downloads in the first week.

When we're connected to others, we become better people.
My Story


I’m Trevor—born in New Jersey, raised between Alaska and Music City, and now living in
Los Angeles. I’m married to my wife, Meghan, and we have two children, Phoenix and Nova.
Growing up in the Myspace era, I developed an early obsession with social products and music. As a teenager, I started playing in bands and touring North America. I taught myself Photoshop to create flyers, Myspace layouts, merch, and branding. This eventually led me to design for small businesses, bands, and artists around the country.
At 19, I dropped out of college, founded my own company, and never looked back. At times, I still feel like I don’t know what I’m doing, but one thing I’ve found to be true along my journey is that nobody else really does either – we’re all just figuring it out along the way.