Helping people share the cost of an online purchase with friends & family in a simple and intuitive way
2017 | CLIENT PROJECT
Case StudyHelping new tenants process paperwork quickly and easily, while retaining the human touch
2017 | CONCEPT PROJECT
Case StudyHelping people find friends in a new city based on their preferences and interests
2017 | CONCEPT PROJECT
Case StudyCreating an intuitive navigation system and online shopping experience — with a “small store“ appeal
2017 | CONCEPT PROJECT
Case StudyI enjoy building things that have strong foundations. Things that are solid, well structured, methodical, and durable.
I find great joy in a deliberate design process - the interviews, the notes, the drawing of proper hand sketches, the tearing up of prototypes-with-wrong-assumptions, the wireframes, the testing and the feedback that eventually leads to a well-crafted product that I know someone will enjoy.
I love assymmetry and quirkiness. I am drawn to visual elements that appear slightly off-centre but feel just right as part of a larger tapestry.
Many design portfolios often contain the finished result, the beautiful screens at the end of a design process. In my portfolio, you’ll find that my case studies often talk about the process that led to the outcome.
When I’m not designing, I’m a junkie of pointless pop-culture information. I read a lot, I watch a lot of Netflix, I read the weekend newspaper end to end. I love history and period dramas.
My journey into UX design (from a very different past life in financial services) began with an online store inspired by my kids, selling sustainable kids T-shirts, that I continue to run.