Product design
Front-end dev
Motion
Regular human
I’m an Aussie product designer / dev living in London.
Currently I'm at Spotify.
I'm passionate about creating experiences that feel seamless, beautiful, and just work - while balancing user / business needs.
I genuinely love bringing motion into my process to ensure I'm thinking about the whole picture
and being a fairly straightforward person, you won't ever find me speaking in jargon-y design terms.
I'll bring the whole squad into design decisions (queue warm fuzzy feelings ❤️)
In my spare time, I create music in my bedroom, ride my bike around London's parks and watch terrible
tv shows on netflix like a regular human 😎
Monzo is a leading UK challenger bank, with an overdraft our customers know as transparent and easy to understand. We were faced with a challenge - due to new regulation, we had to change the fundamental overdraft offering at Monzo, and move our customers to a new model - while balancing business needs and making sure our customers still received a great product.
On the back of a vision piece I had written to determine the future of overdrafts at Monzo, I conducted a design sprint to kick off what this would look like. We came up with a solution to help our customers slowly get out of their overdraft, something that would be incredibly useful for customers in need of financial help.
Airtasker did a trial assembly service for IKEA customers. We needed a solution that enabled shoppers in the IKEA store to easily post a task on the Airtasker platform. The solution had to be simple enough that they could leave the store with all the knowledge they needed to get their furniture assembled.
We conducted our first sprint in the UK, the global team came over from Australia and we sat down to discuss what what were the pain points we were facing after launch in the UK. My role was to support our UX researcher and provide prototypes.
A re-design of the Network Ten media website - this involved front-end for the whole site inluding creating a style-guide.
edapp.com is a website to promote Ed LMS, an App created at Creative Licence Digital. I was given the brief to improve the user experience of the site and to encourage visitors to try out Ed. I designed and did the front end for this website as well as the icons and creating the video in the header.
A super fun project to create a "kawaii" steak timer for MLA Japan. This included designing for the Japanese market in terms of UI as well as style.