Selected design concepts and side projects from the archives. A mixture of pitch work, smaller projects and some older stuff too, included for posterity!
Design Archive
Selected design concepts and side projects
Role:
- Art Direction
- UX / UI Design
- Web Development
- Logo Design
Design concepts to support a pitch to the John Lewis Partnership, the parent company to John Lewis and Waitrose.
During lockdown, my friend Si decided to embark on scaling up his fruit, veg and flower growing into a produce delivery business. I designed and built a website for him, with a fully editable back end built on Sanity.io.
Design and build of a production and animation company website. I used Wordpress for the back end and built a custom theme for the front end.
I was Lead Product Designer (UX / UI) for tech startup Fanmoji. The product was a messaging platform with localised and branded emoji stickers at its heart. I even produced the stickers for Britmoji, the first set we released on the platform.
The product went through many iterations and we even reached a point where interactive games were included to promoted specific content or events.
Fanmoji was my main side hustle for 2-3 years. I worked on it from the start with founder Tim Webber, who through investment was able to work on the project full time.
We partnered with brands and organisations to create bespoke emoji sticker sets. Partnerships included The FA, Made in Chelsea and Edinburgh University.
Brand Identity and website for an architecture practice.
Ux / Ui design for the GCHQ careers website. I also coded parts of the website and produced much of the video content.
In 2010 I co-founded the digital agency Wireworks in partnership with the post-production company Glassworks.
We scoped and built entirely from scratch an e-learning platform for Heartworks, which specialises in echocardiography teaching simulators. The e-learning platform gained accreditation from the American Society of Echocardiography and is still in use today.
We partnered with Ad agencies to provide specialist digital design and development services. This was particularly effective on campaigns like this one for Viasat, where our parent company Glassworks provided production and post production too.
Designs for an initiative to get kids walking to school. NFC cards were used by the kids to log journeys on specific routes to school. The website we built "gameified" the data and made it fun for them to track their progress.
