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2024 Onwards

I've worked for a few interesting projects with TEO- we worked with Airtime Rewards to deliver a bespoke, modern interface that simplifies the mobile bill cashback experience, blending high-end aesthetics with user-centric functionality.

Throughout a sub-task with Modern English, I was tasked with creating interactive ‘Points of Interest’ which visitors can view digitally and discover whilst exploring the cities the band are playing in

Airtime Rewards

Custom website development,

A mockup of the app with the designs that we worked on. This app is currently live on Android & IOS app stores.

Bespoke progressive web app.

Bespoke progressive web app.

Oasis Live Tour Site 2025

It was an honour to work on the Oasis Live Tour website.

Logo Design

The logo condenses the illustrated characters into a simplified mark that represents them gathering in a supportive, hugging formation.

The shape also subtly resembles a character reading a book, reflecting the idea of revisiting memories as if they were pages in a story.

Homepage Redesign

Before

After

This redesign shifts the interface away from a clinical aesthetic toward a calmer, more human-centred experience that better reflects the emotional nature of storing personal memories. The updated layout introduces stronger visual hierarchy, clearer navigation, and more intentional spacing to help users focus on their content rather than the interface itself.

Key actions such as searching, filtering, and adding new memories are now more clearly prioritised, with a prominent search field and a dedicated “New Memory” call to action. The card layout was simplified to improve scannability and create a consistent rhythm across the grid, allowing users to browse memories more comfortably.

Visual styling was softened through lighter backgrounds, rounded elements, and improved contrast, creating a more welcoming and accessible environment. Spacing, typography, and colour contrast were also refined to better align with WCAG accessibility principles, ensuring the interface remains readable and easy to navigate for a wider range of users.

Overall, the redesign prioritises emotional comfort, clarity, and usability, supporting users in capturing and revisiting meaningful moments with minimal friction.

This redesign shifts the interface away from a clinical aesthetic toward a calmer, more human-centred experience that better reflects the emotional nature of storing personal memories.

The updated layout introduces stronger visual hierarchy, clearer navigation, and more intentional spacing to help users focus on their content rather than the interface itself.

Key actions such as searching, filtering, and adding new memories are now more clearly prioritised, with a prominent search field and a dedicated “New Memory” call to action. The card layout was simplified to improve scannability and create a consistent rhythm across the grid, allowing users to browse memories more comfortably.

Visual styling was softened through lighter backgrounds, rounded elements, and improved contrast, creating a more welcoming and accessible environment. Spacing, typography, and colour contrast were also refined to better align with WCAG accessibility principles, ensuring the interface remains readable and easy to navigate for a wider range of users.

Overall, the redesign prioritises emotional comfort, clarity, and usability, supporting users in capturing and revisiting meaningful moments with minimal friction.

Reflection

This project highlighted how thoughtful design can support emotionally sensitive experiences. Balancing branding, illustration, and interface design helped create a cohesive product that feels welcoming rather than institutional.

It made me really reflect upon how products can affect users, and how important it is to design around needs and usability rather than aesthetics.

This project highlighted how thoughtful design can support emotionally sensitive experiences. Balancing branding, illustration, and interface design helped create a cohesive product that feels welcoming rather than institutional.

It made me really reflect upon how products can affect users, and how important it is to design around needs and usability rather than aesthetics.