I design accessible, high-performance products across discovery, UX, UI, design systems, AI-assisted workflows and delivery.
I first began using Photoshop when I was fifteen, and that was my first step to becoming a designer.
Over 12 years I've led end-to-end UI/UX across web and mobile—research, journeys, wireframes, prototyping, usability testing, and design systems—then carried it through to front-end implementation. Accessibility (WCAG), responsive patterns, and performance are table stakes for me.
I collaborate comfortably with stakeholders and agile teams, translate goals into shippable UI, and iterate with evidence—user testing, metrics, and fast feedback loops—to deliver outcomes that balance user needs with business value. I work closely with product managers, engineers and stakeholders to turn ambiguous problems into clear, shippable experiences.
Selected product design work across enterprise SaaS, government platforms, recruitment technology, brand systems and front-end delivery. These projects show how I approach complex workflows, design systems, accessibility, stakeholder alignment and production-ready design.
Designed accessible, compliant, high-stakes interfaces for Elections ACT's modernisation
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Led UI/UX and digital design across Asia Pacific at Iress, driving brand transformation and delivering responsive app and web interfaces. Produced scalable design systems, marketing assets, and interactive media, with hands-on expertise in HTML/CSS/JS, HubSpot, and motion design.
Thick as Thieves website redesign was a freelance engagement, designing and developing a responsive WordPress site with custom plugins and a tailored UI system. The project combined clean design with flexible functionality, creating a platform that's fast, mobile-first, and easy for the client to manage.
