“Not only did Miroma Project Factory deliver a beautiful website, but a highly functional and customisable site, with a user experience that encourages discovery and exploration” - Never Never Distilling Co

Never Never Distilling Co wanted a new website to suit their growing brand and help aid discovery of their products.

I was tasked with designing a completely new website experience that took into account the UX pain points with their existing website and fixing them to create a seamless flow that allowed for discovery from landing to product purchase.

Designed with: Figma

myWAY Employability is a personalised digital platform built for members of the autistic community to use to support and manage their transition into working life.

I was the lead developer on the project, architecting and building the solution, and creating fun UI interactions in order to engage users.

Built with: HTML5, SCSS, Javascript, PHP, Drupal 8

The 1 Million Women app gives you the tools to cut carbon pollution in the key areas of your everyday life focusing on home energy savings and clean energy options, minimising food waste, reducing overconsumption, investing and divesting (your money) wisely, sustainable fashion, low-impact travel and much more.

I was the lead developer on this project, architecting the app, and overseeing two mid/junior developers alongside development. I was also lead designer, working alongside another designer to ensure designs were workable within an app format.

Built with: HTML5, SCSS, Typescript, Angular 6, Ionic 3, Cordova

The Ben 10 Omnitrix website hosted several games with the aim of inviting children to explore and discover the Ben 10 world whilst learning snippets of logic related to coding, an essential tool for any child in today’s digital world. Localised into 18 different languages.

I was one of two developers on this project, working mainly on making the app mobile compatible, responsive, and bug free.

Built with: HTML5, SCSS, Javascript, jQuery, Gulp

The Lost Summer is a role-playing video game, designed to be a highly engaging experience for 11-14 year olds while building digital intelligence skills and encouraging online safety.

I was character designer / UI designer, designing multiple characters whose parts could be easily randomised.

Designed with: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop

For 2 years running Channel 7 wanted an app that would keep people engaged with Home and Away during the summer break. We created two episodic experiences that would release new custom made content and puzzles to solve each week with prizes for the users who solved the weekly puzzles first. The content and puzzles were based on the shows end of season cliffhanger and would reveal clues as to what would happen next season.

I was lead designer on both apps, developing a solution and templates that would allow the designers I was leading in house and the designers at Channel 7 to quickly create content for the app.

Designed with: Adobe Photoshop

Using an AI driven chat bot, we built a drama where you, the player, had to gain the trust of a serial killer, understand his world vision and ultimate, decide the fate of his next victims.

Taking place over seven 'chapters' (seven victims, between 45-120mins), the player interacts with Marcus, our killer, using free form, unstructured conversation to understand what drives him. During the experience, responses from the player are played to back at unexpected moments, adding to the authenticity of the experience. A mobile app tied with the online experience to give you an update on your success, the experience really proved that AI can build compelling characters when wrapped in a great story.

I was lead developer of this website, working with Cognea/IBM to integrate a real time chatbot into the website. Video and audio queues would be sent to the front end from the chat service which the front end would recognise and play accordingly.

Built with: HTML5, CSS, Javascript, jQuery, IBM Watson

Designed with: Adobe Photoshop