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To design, create and build templates for a prestigious academic publisher with an diverse catalogue, complex dual product focus and large sets of specific information for different users.
The Challenge
The goal was to brand the site with a modern, understated look providing simplicity for users whatever the device they access from.
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A pair of talented composers in Cambridge, UK, Bob and Barn’s website offers a showcase of their best work.
The site’s primary goal is to present latest work and news together with a full database of their music clips filterable by mood,
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An agile redesign of the University website. Fast turnaround responsive design and development embedded in Glasgow with the Strathclyde web team.
The Challenge
Working fast and agile is a productive experience and the internal web team have worked hard to implement a modern,
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I worked for Macmillan Publishers on their Learning Management System called English Campus, a large web application aimed particularly at teaching English language skills to South American students.
This was a challenging and complex project which was difficult to get a grasp of at first due to the size and variety of its functionality.
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The Dickstein Shapiro site was a large project, a top US law firm based in Washington spanning a 2 year period.
The site was fully responsive, featuring subtle parallax scrolling on the home page and large dynamic visuals for wide screen displays.
Design work
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This work was for an Australian e-commerce site for jewellery and temporary nail/tattoo design. The site had become quite large and the design was faltering, especially at narrow/mobile widths.
I helped to redesgn and tidy up the whole interface, make everything look larger,
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A responsive redesign of key pages of the Cass Business School, London.
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I created a logo and variants for a large waterways concern, branched across different parts of the country.
The initial concept was a river forming the shape of a W with the first meander containing a bridge to cross the letter A ,
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I was tasked with exploring some different design directions in a set of mood-boards and then mocking up interfaces, including an on-boarding walk-through tour of the app and an analytics dashboard.
Buffer is a cross platform application and service allowing users to delay and schedule tweets.
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Connexions was a careers resource site for a teen audience in Leicestershire catchment.
The challenge here was to create a vibrant and dynamic design to inspire and connect with teenagers looking for help finding training and work, whilst not being patronising or trying to hard to be ‘with it’.
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I worked together with my designer colleague Ed Merritt on the Open University redesign.
I did a lot of initial look and feel work on designs to integrate into a Drupal 4 CMS install.
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A fresh new design to represent A large ‘meals on wheels’ food company.
Design Lead: Design look and feel.
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The University of Aberdeen is a public research university in Aberdeen, Scotland. I undertook a major redesign project to give the University a fresh new look and feel.
The Challenge
The biggest challenge was to find a design direction that was correct in the eyes of the many stakeholders of the University going forwards.
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Following a re-branding exercise, I redesigned the website for Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council.
The Challenge
My original design was in around 2002 and updated a few years later to address some of the shortcomings and to rebuild with new web technologies of the time.
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A site design for an adoption and fostering charity in the UK, including back end custom CMS design.
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A ‘Flash Intro’. They used to be a thing. Annoying intro sequences before you got to the home page of a website – the basic aim of which was to show off a bit about what the site did – or rather just show off what the Flash animator had found out what to do in a ‘wooooooo’