UX/UI Design Projects

The Science In Sport team were planning on running an extended Black Friday campaign for a month, the general concept being to make the sites primary colour black with neon elements for 'pop'. However this could potentially lead to accessibility issues for users with vision impairments.

The world of sports nutrition is full of endless combinations of products that consumers might use to make sure they reach their peak levels of performance when it matters. SiS needed a way to allow consumers to purchase a range of products together that visually was above all competition and was informative to the end user.

BookTrust wanted a cost effective way of adding pop ups and banners to their website to showcase work, promote campaigns and advertise upcoming events... without upsetting the users.

Outdated and unnavigable, the SiS PLC Corporate Website was in dire need of some TLC.

That love and care resulted in it being stripped right back to basics and being rebuilt from the ground up.

The brief was for a multi-purpose app (mobile and desktop) for Tenants, Landlords and Lettings Agencies that allows tenants to pay a low insurance premium instead of a high deposit when renting a property. In turn releasing a large amount of funds that are locked up and unused in the UK economy.

Sports nutrition company Science In Sport had an extensive and long checkout process, potentially deterring customers from completing purchases due to the long process. Therefore, needing to shorten the experience whilst maintaining all key features.

Fly UX is a fictional app designed for booking flights. This project was the focus of my UX Design Diploma that was sat in 2019.

Blogs can be basic and potentially boring to look at, even if the content is worthwhile. This concept was designed to make the blog more exciting and interactive with fantastic new features.

The app was a complex design due to the business having several different products. The interface had to be user centric as users could potentially be investing thousands of pounds at anyone time. Any distraction or complication could deter them from their investment.

The aim was to streamline both the Product Listing and Product Description pages of this eCommerce website, all whilst making both identifying and purchasing products far easier for all users... newbies or pros in the nutrition world.

One of BookTrusts many programmes is Letterbox Club, which is offered directly to Schools and via Local Authorities.

It had a big problem though... over 70 pages of content that needed reviewing and consolidating

BookTrusts website was outdated, slow and clunky to use... and that was just the CMS the staff had access too. On the frontend, the site was massive with literally 10,000s of pages, broken user journeys and features that didn't do what the charity or end user wanted. It needed a full overhaul.

Between March to May 2024, the BookTrust Digital team, led by myself, delivered a series of UX Workshops designed to help better understand our users in preparation for the upcoming Digital Transformation project. ​