Find the right problem, you'll find the right solution.

I’m not an artist, or cake decorator, or precious snowflake. I’m not a superhero-ninja-rockstar with a portfolio of award-winning work. In fact, I’m not a portfolio designer at all.

I solve problems.

It just so happens I do it through design.

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What I do

Right now

I work as Principal Product Designer at a Silicon Roundabout consultancy called Red Badger - which is a notoriously difficult task in itself, because it’s made up of a bunch of people who are all at the top of their game. And I get to work along side them.

I get to see the inside of interesting (I mean really interesting) companies like the Financial Times, ASOS, Tandem, Nando's; and delve my sticky little mitts into the heart of their newest, brightest projects.

I get to spend each day working with designers like Rob Brathwaite and Kim Habib, developers like Viktor Charypar and Jon Yardley, and talented project managers and product owners to fix problems and build products that people want to use.

I get to learn from the people around me, and collect skills that allow me to build myself websites like this and draw, build and experiment with things like this (it should be motion 📱, touch 👆 and mouse 🐭 reactive)!

I get to share my experiences with students at General Assembly, and talk about design+ethics at InVision, with smart people from the likes of the BBC, GDS and Ideo.

But wait. No. You're right.

There is no portfolio here.

I could show you a picture of this card component, or that navigation system, this live news feed - but without the conversation of why it was built this way, or how it was designed with React in mind, or how we managed this edge-case - well, it’s all rather clean and shiny.

And I want you to see the dirt under those manicured nails.

Past projects

Client's I've worked with