My projects included oversight of Foodnetwork.com, Food.com, HGTV.com, and other flagship media properties for Warner Bros Digital Studios. I led redesigns for Food Network and HGTV's Product Reviews & Gift Guides and photo galleries, Food.com's recipe and landing pages, and authentication and registration for Discovery+ Asia and our migration from Gigya. I played a significant role developing and guiding mid-level designers, conducting design workshops and refining design procedures for our distributed team.
Leading the way on a worldwide web
I joined Warner Bros Digital Studios as Design Lead for flagship digital properties including Foodnetwork.com, Food.com, and HGTV.com, sites that collectively serve millions of users daily. This role represented a significant responsibility shift into enterprise-level responsive web design. In this role, I improved our design framework and led comprehensive redesigns across multiple established consumer brands.
Growing with the times
The business environment created a unique set of challenges for this role. Resources were limited, teams were nimble, roadmaps were brand new, and our new organization was adjusting to a remote-first workflow.
I learned a lot about designing for web, which was something I’ve only grazed previously. This opportunity allowed me to fully immerse and understand the full scope of challenges in creating web products.
Working on a remote team with nimble resources was also a new challenge, but it allowed me to apply my full range of skills and become more thoughtful and intentional in my communication.
From the small screen to the big screen
As AI was starting to emerge as transformative technology, I was approached by a former colleague to help reshape the film industry. Additional reductions to resources at WBD provided an exit to the tumultuous business environment and the opportunity to accept new projects. My role at WBD greatly prepared me for this startup opportunity, and proved to be a strong transitional role.
Andrew Gatto © 2025. All rights reserved
My projects included oversight of Foodnetwork.com, Food.com, HGTV.com, and other flagship media properties for Warner Bros Digital Studios. I led redesigns for Food Network and HGTV's Product Reviews & Gift Guides and photo galleries, Food.com's recipe and landing pages, and authentication and registration for Discovery+ Asia and our migration from Gigya. I played a significant role developing and guiding mid-level designers, conducting design workshops and refining design procedures for our distributed team.
Growing with the times
The business environment created a unique set of challenges for this role. Resources were limited, teams were nimble, roadmaps were brand new, and our new organization was adjusting to a remote-first workflow.
I learned a lot about designing for web, which was something I’ve only grazed previously. This opportunity allowed me to fully immerse and understand the full scope of challenges in creating web products.
Working on a remote team with nimble resources was also a new challenge, but it allowed me to apply my full range of skills and become more thoughtful and intentional in my communication.
From the small screen to the big screen
As AI was starting to emerge as transformative technology, I was approached by a former colleague to help reshape the film industry. Additional reductions to resources at WBD provided an exit to the tumultuous business environment and the opportunity to accept new projects. My role at WBD greatly prepared me for this startup opportunity, and proved to be a strong transitional role.
Andrew Gatto © 2025. All rights reserved
My projects included oversight of Foodnetwork.com, Food.com, HGTV.com, and other flagship media properties for Warner Bros Digital Studios. I led redesigns for Food Network and HGTV's Product Reviews & Gift Guides and photo galleries, Food.com's recipe and landing pages, and authentication and registration for Discovery+ Asia and our migration from Gigya. I played a significant role developing and guiding mid-level designers, conducting design workshops and refining design procedures for our distributed team.
Growing with the times
The business environment created a unique set of challenges for this role. Resources were limited, teams were nimble, roadmaps were brand new, and our new organization was adjusting to a remote-first workflow.
I learned a lot about designing for web, which was something I’ve only grazed previously. This opportunity allowed me to fully immerse and understand the full scope of challenges in creating web products.
Working on a remote team with nimble resources was also a new challenge, but it allowed me to apply my full range of skills and become more thoughtful and intentional in my communication.
From the small screen to the big screen
As AI was starting to emerge as transformative technology, I was approached by a former colleague to help reshape the film industry. Additional reductions to resources at WBD provided an exit to the tumultuous business environment and the opportunity to accept new projects. My role at WBD greatly prepared me for this startup opportunity, and proved to be a strong transitional role.
Andrew Gatto © 2025. All rights reserved