Selected work
UX/UI design, service design and full-stack development case studies. Each one walks through the problem, the research, the design decisions and what was built, from branding to a live AI SaaS product used by thousands of users.
Business at the speed of speech. Brillama brings point of sale, stock, accounting, tax and business insights into one place, and lets small business owners run it by talking to it. I took it from brand and UX/UI through architecture, full-stack development and AI to a live product.
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Transforming a complex public service website, from fragmented experiences to a more consistent, accessible and maintainable council website, ending with the move from Contensis to Drupal.
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A concept about one moment: a shop owner deciding whether to trust an AI that published for her overnight, and correcting it in a way that feels like teaching, not fighting.
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A cryptocurrency wallet and trading app for people who want to manage digital assets without needing to be experts. I took it from user research to a complete high-fidelity design.
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Shoppers were leaving My Sofa's product pages too quickly. I redesigned the page around the questions people ask before they spend a lot of money on a sofa.
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A new Dutch advisory that helps small and medium-sized business owners sell their company. The first conversation happens online with a chatbot, then advisers take over in person.
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Squawk is Lufthansa CityLine's internal chat and collaboration app, built to connect crew in the air with colleagues on the ground. I designed its name mark and app icons.
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Benny Martin is a Melbourne wedding and event pianist whose business had grown from solo performances to duos and trios. His website had not kept up. I redesigned and built a new one in WordPress.
Read the case study →A selection of work I can share publicly. Planning something similar? I'd be glad to talk it through.
