I started my career as a Web designer, doing freelance projects here and there for friends and family as well as my first internship as a Brand Designer at Rufus Leonard, from there I moved into a Junior UX/UI Design role at MIYI which became more senior over time. In the interim, whilst still at MIYI, I took on design work at Kwanda during its infancy. Kwanda is currently doing £16,000 + per month in donations!
Through my years I’ve picked up many skills, and developed a later interest in programming, initially to supplement my design work and be able to build out the work I was mocking up, that later evolved into building apps for fun.
I go where the challenge is, more importantly, wherever there is an opportunity to design and work on creating the best experiences for whoever the audience of that work may be.
As well as product design- I have a passion for gaming, and thanks to my background in development — I was able to transition from just playing video games, into learning Unreal Engine 5 — developing and shipping my first video game, Wildlife Warfare.
My most recent project — I developed and designed Skoolmaths Lesson Builder. An e-learning authoring web app.
Designed and built an e-learning authoring web app end to end, from the marketing site through to a three-panel lesson editor with AI-assisted generation, live preview and offline HTML export.
View projectSolo-developed a stylized multiplayer PvP shooter through to its Early Access launch, owning the complete UI ecosystem, gameplay programming, branding and creative direction in Unreal Engine 5.
View projectJoined as a Junior UX/UI Designer and grew into a senior role, leading interface concepts and interactive prototypes across the site alongside ongoing user and competitor research in the Afro-hair industry.
View projectWorked alongside the founder and an engineer during Kwanda’s infancy, owning research, UX flows, high-fidelity UI, landing pages and launch assets for the platform behind its charitable mission.
View projectPlaced on live client work across British Gas, Aviva, Esure and Anglia Ruskin University. Most of the six months went to British Gas, building out the Tone of Voice and Visual Identity pages of their Frontify brand hub and drawing the assets and illustrations running through them in Sketch, alongside conceptual symbols and banners for Aviva and competitor brand audits for ARU in InDesign covering websites, social, print and photography.