The web is in an awkward phase right now. We’re transitioning from an era where a website was simply a collection of linked pages to one where even using the term “page” to describe a particular screen is a giant oversimplification.

Blocks, Not Pages, Are the Future Of the Web

Running often is not a comfortable choice. Yet almost every day, I find myself hitting the trail for a run even though it’s much easier to do practically anything else.

The primary users of Pathwright are the hundreds of thousands of students completing learning steps every day. None of these users pay us.

When I tell people about Pathwright, I often hear a version of “man, my university’s software sucks, we should use yours.”

The idea of “teaching” an online course has been largely distorted to mean packaging up a bunch of videos and documents and then focusing all energy towards selling it

I'm a designer, developer, and teacher interested in applied philosophy/sociology in software design.

Web designer, developer, and teacher. Working at the cross-section of learning and technology. Co-Founder, CTO of Pathwright. Launcher of side projects.

I architect the Pathwright platform to be reliable, coherent and flexible.

Create beautiful map posters of anywhere on earth.

A simple and effective way to keep your goals.

Visualize and compare the personality traits of groups

Mark Johnson

Cofounder, Partner & CTO • Since '09

Interests

Coding / Design / Sociology / Chess / UX / Science Fiction / Personality Psychology / Cinema

Credits

Side Projects