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Hello 

New technology outpaces great user experience. I’m excited about bridging this gap, ensuring products are accessible and enjoyable for all users. 

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Currently at the UK Government’s Department for Business and Trade, I’m transforming outdated processes into user friendly experiences for their Enquiry Case Management system.​ 

 

Collaboration is central to how I work. I thrive in multidisciplinary teams and use research and data-led insights to guide design decisions and Figma prototypes to test and refine these designs.

my skills

RESEARCH

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  • User Interviews

  • Affinity Mapping 

  • Contextual Inquiry

  • Surveys

  • Competitive & Comparative Analysis 

  • Requirements gathering

DEFINE

  • Personas & Scenarios

  • Journey and Empathy Mapping

  • Behavioural segmentation

  • Workshops

  • Problem Statements 

  • Data and metrics interpreting​ 

DEVELOP

  • User Flows 

  • Information Architecture

  • Card Sorting

  • Sketching & Wireframes

  • Usability Testing

DESIGN

  • Prototypes

  • Mood Boards

  • UI & Visual Design

  • Design Systems 

  • Design Critique

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Process

  • Agile Methodology

  • Double Diamond Design Process

  • Accessible & Inclusive Design

  • Presentations

  • Collaboration with Developers

my digital toolbox

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Figma

Maze

JIRA

Trello

Miro​

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Mural

OUTSIDE OF WORK YOU'LL FIND ME

PAINTing

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I love all things arty - crochet, embroidery, drawing and painting. After university I completed a painting course at Leith School of Art where I developed my abstract, textured style of using oil paint. 

When I have less time/space for larger pieces, I like to create watercolour cards for my friends and family. 
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LISTENING TO podcasts

I have a busy roster of podcasts (very neccessary to get me through my runs), some current favourites including 'If I Speak,' 'Why Theory,' and the UX focused podcast '99% Invisible.' 

And Music

I love finding new music and going to gigs - luckily living in London there is an endless supply of them!
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