Hi. I'm Tiffany. I started elefox.

I'm a UX designer and product builder based in Coral Springs, South Florida. I've worked across every flavor of the web, in-house, agency, freelance, and elefox is the studio I always wanted to run.

What kept getting me hired wasn't a single specialty. It was the rare combination: someone who could think strategically, design carefully, and ship the actual code. A therapy practice that needed a real intake system. A realtor whose CRM was built for someone else. A financial planning firm that wanted a site that actually closed leads. The pattern repeated, and elefox is built to serve it.

The studio is intentionally small. I'm the strategist, lead designer, frontend builder, and AI tinkerer on every engagement. A small group of collaborators I trust (engineers, illustrators, copywriters) plug in when a project calls for them. We cap our custom software roster at 25 active clients. We turn down work we can't make great. Scale isn't the goal; quality is.

Years in, the part I still love is the same: making real things for people who needed something better than what was on offer. The tools have changed wildly. AI agents, modern frontend frameworks, agentic workflows, and LLM pipelines are all in the kit now, and I make a point of staying on the cutting edge so the work we ship doesn't age out two years after launch. The craft, though, is timeless.

The name? Long before it was a studio, elefox was my kids: elephants in my daughter's nursery, foxes in my son's, and a tattoo on my arm to keep them both close. When I needed a name that wasn't mine, theirs was the obvious one. The qualities happen to map, too: elephants remember and play the long game; foxes are clever and know when to bend the rules. That's how I want the studio to work.