About
Essex-based designer with over 10 years experience. Focused on designing for scaleability, accessibility and impact. Whether it’s delivering quickfire pitch work or grinding out new features, I’m comfortable working across a range of industries and org sizes.
How I approach design
User-centred approachI focus on meeting customer needs by using the Jobs To Be Done framework and including accessibility compliance from the start.
Throughout the design process I use competitor research, user research, usability testing, journey mapping, co-design, and lo/hi-fi wireframing.
Results-driven designIterate, validate, repeat! Good design can always be validated through user testing to meet industry-specific regulations and shape decisions made to design systems, new features, or to existing user journeys.
Open design culture
Design doesn’t benefit an organisation when it’s sequestered away. In my last 2 roles I’ve led a tooling migration and formalised design systems to reduce tooling costs, increase efficiency, and foster open collaboration across teams.
How I show up at work
Be empathetic
Everyone faces their own struggles, so I strive to meet people halfway and offer them grace. It can be challenging at times, but I adopt a ‘today is a new day’ mindset to stay focused on delivering quality design.
Cross-functional collaborationI like to build strong partnerships with stakeholders, product owners, and development teams to work at speed in agile environments.
Within design teams I’ve lead peer reviews, facilitated knowledge-sharing sessions, and have sat as the resident Figma expert.
Stay passionate
If you don’t enjoy what you’re doing or where you are—move on. Life is too short, and I choose to spend my time with teams I appreciate and on projects I love.
I try to learn a new thing every year, so I’ve recently added roller skating, gardening, sewing, and vibe coding to my repertoire of amateur interests.
If you’re curious about what I get up to beyond design, you can have a nose around my sort-of blog.
What I’m doing now