Open to anything interesting, but currently looking for specific work in the following spaces:

• New luxury lifestyle and commerce
• New media publication products
• Technology to help developing countries
• Sustainable products
• Major design-led brands (e.g. Google, Nike, Adidas)

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The Plum Guide is a growing collection of the world's best holiday homes. Every property is independently reviewed by expert home critics, and must pass an exhaustive 150 point test. Only 1 in 100 make it into the collection.

Working closely with the Product Director, we researched the core audience through a combination of: user testing, user interviews, consumer insights, stakeholder interviews, product analytics and booking data.

Based on our learnings, operating within the existing design system, our team ran a series of product experiments to understand what levers we might be able to pull to improve conversion.

Once we'd moved the needle, we turned our attention to improving the efficiency of some of the internal systems, understanding particular audience segments, and driving growth.

Working across the business, I also helped the Brand Team produce everything from social media creative, to digital billboards shown at Westfield. And working closely with the Technical Team, I helped them start the process of cataloguing frontend components within a React Storybook.

Fixter provide a highly comprehensive car maintenance and MOT service. Alongside free collection and delivery, in-house mechanics work on your behalf every step of the way to ensure you're only paying for what you absolutely need.

Working closely with the CPO and Head of Growth, we redesigned their web product and created an entirely new brand.

The rebrand was rooted in data-informed, audience research. This comprised of: user testing, user interviews, consumer insights and data analytics.

Featuring beautiful 3D motion design by Animasean, the new brand was a friendlier, more contemporary design language to encourage more engagement in younger markets.

Despite a simultaneous price increase, the new product generated a significant increase in conversion rate.

Working as an independent designer, I created the first and second versions of a consumer insights product ecosystem that helped Attest raise a $3.1M Series A round.

Joining the founding team (consisting of the Founder/CEO, COO and Lead Developer), I designed the original MVP. The platform has since accrued over 1.4M total responses and enables businesses reach their exact demographic from an audience of millions.

Responsibilities included: User Interface Design, User Experience, Product Strategy, Product Management, Product Ownership, Design Leadership, Creative Direction, Prototyping and Frontend Development.

Clients included: Twitter, Samsung, Deliveroo, Treatwell, Unilever, Fever Tree, Aviva, M&C Saatchi and Nutmeg.

Book the best hairdressers in London and Paris. I designed an end-to-end responsive web product and smartphone application for a hairdressing platform.

Designed and developed a new website for a 360° digital engagement agency. Following the launch, they acquired what their largest client to date.

Working with TES — the second largest professional network on the planet, I researched and designed a new responsive navigation for their product interface.

I helped Marvel out by building out landing pages for their website.

Working as a Product Designer on the mobile platform team I produced some vision work for a future version of the interface.

Funded by Bethnal Green Ventures, walldisplay was a product to help teachers reward their students by sharing their work on the internet. After struggling to acquire the traction we wanted, we turned down a further offer of investment to pursue our individual careers.

Worked as a visual designer and prototyper with Skype, and on a product design team redesigning Shazam. Built two versions of the studio website.

Lead designer for a London-based 360° engagement agency. Led a team of designers and developers across various projects, products and pitches.

The early days. Working with small clients on small projects.

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