Business systems
Connecting purchasing, inventory, fulfillment, and delivery into workflows that reflect how a business operates.
MyBadBananaAbout / Art Lubinski
A business perspective.
A builder’s instinct.
I’m Art Lubinski, based in New York. My work sits at the intersection of business and software development.
I’m interested in the work behind a business: how a team runs a shift, how a product moves through a warehouse, and how a customer comes back. Those everyday details give technology a purpose.
My projects span fresh produce wholesale, hospitality operations, customer loyalty, and commerce. Across them, I connect the business process with the product experience and the software that supports it.
The direction is simple: build useful systems, pay attention to the people using them, and keep improving the details that make their work easier.
Find me on GitHub01 / Experience in practice
Connecting the business
to the build.
The disciplines that come together across my projects.
Web & mobile products
Building connected experiences for people at a desk, on a shop floor, or in the middle of a shift.
CuppaHive Ops · Ooowee RewardsBrand & commerce
Translating a visual point of view into the practical details of browsing, choosing, and buying a product.
VargstenData & experimentation
Exploring how operational data can support better planning, including demand-forecasting research for bakery production.
CuppaHive research02 / Philosophy
Build with intention.
Start with the real work.
Understand the people, the decisions, and the constraints before deciding what to build. Useful software begins with a useful question.
Think in whole systems.
Look beyond a single screen. Follow the handoffs between people, products, and processes, because that is where the details matter.
Make complexity usable.
A system can be sophisticated underneath and clear on the surface. Good design helps someone know what to do next.
03 / The direction